På cykeltur en sommerdag 

Paul Fischer captured two women on bicycles with oil paint, freezing a moment in time on a summer day. The bicycle, a symbol of modernity and freedom, here represents more than mere transportation; it embodies the spirit of the late 19th century. The act of cycling speaks of progress and a shift in societal norms. These women, dressed in their blouses and skirts, actively engage with their environment. Consider, the wheel, a recurring motif throughout history, from ancient sun symbols to mandalas; its circular form representing the cyclical nature of life, death, and rebirth. Here, on the bicycles, the wheel signifies a forward trajectory, echoing humanity's relentless drive toward progress. The image, with its delicate brushstrokes, offers a glimpse into the collective subconscious; where our deep-seated desires for freedom and advancement merge. The bicycle, once a symbol of modernity, continues to evolve, resurfacing in our collective memory, reminding us of our complex relationship with progress.