hamsa fae (b. Los Angeles) is a Vietnamese-French contemporary artist who works in performance, sound, movement, and sculpture.
Applying a decade of research in shamanism and land-based inquiry, her concepts engage audiences to remember in-betweenness as a bridge to nature. She uses ritual performance to open gates into ethereality — a subconscious realm for reclaiming ancestral traditions / transcending binary identities. Her social practice contemplates the neo-colonial contracts between the eco-transfeminist body and the male-americana gaze.
Their diasporic poetry collection, Blood Frequency, was shortlisted by C&R Press in 2022. She has recent publications in diaCritics, Vănguard, Fruitslice, and the Yale School of Environment.
hamsa fae walks between experimental and editorial worlds, creating possibilities for clients in fashion, beauty, and music. She has collaborated with brands like Adidas Originals, Kiko Kostadinov, Parkwood Entertainment, among others.
