About

 

Fever Fae (he/him) is an ftm transgender and spiritually plural multidisciplinary artist.  He works with a mix of digital and traditional media, combining techniques such as illustration, sticker collage, sewing, fiber art, and  tattooing.  Combining these methods, his art and fashion aims to evoke feelings of alienation, otherness, and nostalgia through a queer, plural lens.  His creative output reflects his interest and involvement in the furry fandom, vintage and niche collectible toys, alternative fashion, underground music, queerness, and tattoo culture. 

Fever's work has been featured in a variety of anthology zines and art books, such as Sparklepathy.  He has exhibited at several galleries, including Bunker Projects in Pittsburgh, PA, and Dreamland, Sugar City, and Pine Apple Co. in Buffalo, NY.  He currently resides in Western New York, where he is active in the underground art and music scene, especially when it intersects with furry culture. 

 

Florian S. Fauna (she/her), is a trans-femme intersex artist and musician working in a variety of mediums and styles. Visually, she works with collage, painting, photography, and mixed-media in her approach to art across numerous disciplines. Her body of work involves themes dealing with occultism, animal life, LGBTQ+ issues, and disability as well. She has done illustration work for books, magazines, TTRPGs, as well as published album artwork on numerous occasions throughout the years. 

She is a prolific musician having produced music since 2007, often working with an intense, dark sound in her work. With her large discography, she takes inspiration from the same sources as her visual output, creating music and sound design of a similar nature. Her work often incorporates elements of ambient, drone, electronica, industrial, noise, and sound collage. 

A self-taught artist, she has exhibited work internationally in places such as the Centre Pompidou in Paris, France, as well as with galleries and festivals in Berlin, London, and those within the Western New York area. Her work is in the Gerald Mead collection as well as with Revolution Gallery in Buffalo, NY.