Pudendum #3 by Lucia Fischer
This piece features a female figure rendered in shades of orange, highlighted with flame yellow and shadowed in burnt umber. The artist intentionally leaves parts of her body incomplete, revealing the underlying layers and technique. The figure sits with her vulva exposed, while her partially obscured face hints at a sense of vulnerability. The figure embodies a tension between the desire to be part of the feminist movement by posing exposed and her lingering discomfort ingrained by societies upbringing. Surrounding her, swaying plant life emphasizes this transformative phase she is experiencing. Gold leaf adorns her nipples and the slit of her vulva, offering an anatomically correct representation that is so rarely found in media and society. The artwork is presented on a floating mount with a white vitrine, encased in a high-quality grey-washed walnut wood frame, protected by UV92 museum glass from Ateliers Juranord GmbH.
Details & Dimensions
- Technique: Gold Leaf, Soft Pastel, Acrylic on Mi-Tientes Azure Archival Paper
- Size: 81.5cm x 100.5cm (with frame) 70.8cm x 88.8cm (without frame)
- Created in 2024
The work is unique, with a collector's value and an original signature.
About the Artist
Lucia Fischer is an artist whose life has been marked by constant movement and immersion in diverse cultures. Born into a world of change, she has lived in the deserts of the Middle East, the tropical climates of Southeast Asia, and various regions in Europe and North America, finally settling in Basel, Switzerland, in 2021.
Her rich experiences inspire her art, reflecting the lush plant life of jungles and the shifting sand dunes of deserts. Initially forced to pursue practical subjects, she graduated as a cinematographer and screenwriter in 2012. However, her passion for art led her to study Fine Arts at UP Diliman in 2015. Leaving the institution in her second year, she pursued her art independently.
Her debut solo exhibition, “Asexual Adoration,” in 2016 marked her presence in the Philippine art scene. Taking place in August 2024 in Eleven Ten Studio "Shame on you, shame on me" is her first exhibition outside the Philippines, showcasing her unique artistic vision.
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