His works represent a graceful approach to a wide range of human interaction.
With cities in focus, he tends to inhale the grace of people's movements, as well as the architectural harmony of people themselves.
People in P.G.Fischer's world are dynamic, as well as the weather.
The more they are in touch with their inner freedom and ethereal shapes of their moods, the more they keep their minds glued to the artistic detail, the more he displays a multi-level connection with the nature of human beings.
The city, unlike in works by the other numerous other artists and sculptors, revolves around a strenous metal axis. Then, however, the sun immerses in the clouds which have an air of alarming, tremolic moods.
How do these signs affect the history of art?
People get more and more charmed and bewitched by links and harmonious hints of P.G.Fischer's works. Any competent art recipient in most cases is expected to be aware of new sides of his epoch, one of them was an industrial breakthrough.
These people, playful or solemnly serious, only tend to be part of his works.
They arise, like the brightest shades of the purest colours, so that their place in a generally impeccable composition of the painting would be significant and bright.
The artist has been doing his best to explore the beauty and alluring charm of industrialization, so his works contain a huge amount of dust, smog, fog and charcoal. One of the main dychotomies which he poses in front of his audience, mostly quite conservative and refined, is the contrast between the pureness and the indecency which takes form of a trembling and deeply vague cold, cloggy and foggy air.
By all means we can call his approach innovative for his period of activity.
The technical apect of P.G.Fischer's works, as well as his philosophy of realism, minimalism, elements of impressionist techniques and visual perspective illusions, have made a tremendous impact not only on visual arts, but on new forms of literary and theatrical self-expression which came around later and gradually became commonplace.
Fischer's mastery of light, perspective, symbolic and dynamic experiments will reveal the pits and falls of the European civilization, social structure and aesthetic values and methods ever since.