Photo by Nico Reano

hamsa fae is a Vietnamese-French artist working across performance, sound, movement, and sculpture.

With a decade of research in shamanism and land-based inquiry, she uses the trans-political body as a site for accessing ancestral memory and indigenous technologies. Her work unravels the interconnectedness between identity, intimacy, and ecology by confronting post-colonial voyeurism and supremacist narratives of gender. Through cyber and live invitations, she edges audiences towards self and environmental remembrance.

Their diasporic poetry collection, Blood Frequency, was shortlisted by C&R Press in 2022. She has recent publications in DCA Los Angeles, diaCritics, Vănguard, and the Yale School of Environment.

hamsa fae walks between experimental and editorial worlds, creating possibilities for clients in fashion, beauty, and entertainment. She has collaborated with brands like Adidas Originals, Kiko Kostadinov, Parkwood Entertainment, among others.

features —

Korean American Voice - 2025

Li Tang Community - 2025

Transgender Law Center - 2024

Paris Olympics - 2024

Waysyders - 2024

OPI x Trevor Project - 2024

San Diego Union Tribune - 2024

heartofhamsa@gmail.com

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