Alex Fischer (b.1986) is an artist living and working in Toronto, Canada. His practice constitutes digital image making as an extension of traditional artistic media. Fischer's painterly gestures, cutout photos, pencil-thin lines, and patterns all coalesce upon digital canvases with apt consideration for the image's plural life as both a printed edition and JPEG.
In the fall of 2013, his third solo exhibition with O'Born Contemporary continued to expose an earnest meditation on and representation of being in the world today. In early 2014, he completed a digital workshop at OCAD University and was featured in Angell Gallery's digitally-focused "Simulators II". The summer of that same year saw his inclusion in Art Mûr's 10th anniversary exhibition of "Peinture fraîche". His work has been exhibited internationally and is featured in noted private and corporate collections.
In the fall of 2013, his third solo exhibition with O'Born Contemporary continued to expose an earnest meditation on and representation of being in the world today. In early 2014, he completed a digital workshop at OCAD University and was featured in Angell Gallery's digitally-focused "Simulators II". The summer of that same year saw his inclusion in Art Mûr's 10th anniversary exhibition of "Peinture fraîche". His work has been exhibited internationally and is featured in noted private and corporate collections.
