Fae's works are the result of a constant exploration of human diversity, shaped by her travels around the world and her immersion in different cultures. Having lived a nomadic life in the style of Antoine de Maximy for 7 years, Fae nourished her inspiration by sharing the daily life of the locals, observing the emotions that run through our lives and capturing these moments in sketches.

Back in France, Fae brought these sketches to life, transforming them into vibrant and expressive paintings. Watercolor, with its fluid and unpredictable nature, became her preferred medium. This technique allows her to capture the wild beauty of nature and convey the power of human emotions.

At the heart of her work, Fae explores the fragile connection between humanity and its environment. She integrates nature and humans into her paintings, offering striking representations of our belonging to the animal kingdom. By using intense and luminous colors, she sublimates wildness and encourages the viewer to embrace this instinctive part that resides in each of us.

Animal skull paintings also feature prominently in Fae's work. By embellishing these skulls with colorful patterns, she highlights the ephemeral nature of life and evokes the beauty that is found even in death. These creations also provide a poignant visual testimony of endangered species, reminding us of the urgency of preserving our natural environment.

Fae's art is an invitation to reconnect with nature, to celebrate our wild side and to become aware of our responsibility towards biodiversity. Through her luminous and intense paintings, she transports us to a world where the magic of watercolor echoes the beauty and complexity of nature and humanity.