Phoebe Fitz
Shape of Water, 2018
archival pigment print
17h x 17w in, Ed. of 15
30h x 30w in, Ed. of 10
40h x 40w in, Ed. of 5
Phoebe Fitz
Revival, 2023
archival pigment print
22.5h x 30w in, Ed. of 20
30h x 40w in, Ed. of 15
37.5h x 50w in, Ed. of 5
Phoebe Fitz
Reach, 2024
archival pigment print
17h x 17w in, Ed. of 10
30h x 30w in, Ed. of 8
40h x 40w in, Ed. of 3
Phoebe Fitz
Fever Dream I, 2024
archival pigment print
26h x 36w in
Ed. of 8
Phoebe Fitz
Ash I, 2019
stretched canvas
30h x 19.5w in, Ed. of 10
40h x 26w in, Ed. of 10
50h x 32.5w in, Ed. of 10
Phoebe Fitz
Ash II, 2019
stretched canvas
30h x 19.5w in, Ed. of 10
40h x 26w in, Ed. of 10
50h x 32.5w in, Ed. of 10
Phoebe Fitz
Form I, 2018
archival pigment print
19h x 15w in
Ed. of 10
Phoebe Fitz
Form II, 2018
archival pigment print
30h x 24w in, Ed. of 15
40h x 32w in, Ed. of 10
50h x 40w in, Ed. of 5
Phoebe Fitz
Creation I, 2023
stretched canvas
27h x 28w in, Ed. of 10
40.5h x 42w in, Ed. of 3
Phoebe Fitz is a Miami-based artist specializing in underwater photography. Her images are a meditation on presence and embodiment with a focus on the female form, an homage to the fluid and life-giving nature of water. Through submersion in both surreal natural landscapes and man-made pools, Fitz’s work explores our collective relationship with water, and speaks to how vital this connection is to our survival.
Growing up in South Florida, Fitz developed a deep appreciation for the marine environment that surrounded her childhood. Her career began in natural history filmmaking alongside her father Tom Fitz, an Emmy-award winning videographer, working on productions for National Geographic, the BBC, Netflix, and PBS, among others.
Fitz’s current work centers on capturing the human experience underwater. She combines her background in documentary television production with abstract, imaginative depictions of the female form to create works of art that celebrate the beauty of both nature and femininity.