The Three Fates, Em Fae, 2014, “Speaking From Our Arts”.
Recent & Upcoming Shows
The View Gallery, Nanaimo, BC. Group Show. March 23 - April 13th 2026
The Bathhouse Gallery, Nanaimo, BC. Solo Show (Private Event), May 25th 2026
A one of a kind, original pet portrait of your little loved one! Cats, Dogs, Birds, and Rodents - If you have a wee baby that needs to be a pieces of art, this is the place to get one! Once purchased, Em will be in contact shortly to ask for reference photos and give you a timeline.
Round up a group of 2 to 8 of your friends and select the type of class you are interested in! Classes are 2.5 hours long. A list of needed materials will be sent after booking. Materials and material cost is not included in the price of booking. Only available in-person.
Online or in-person private classes in your choice of mediums. See class list for available classes. A list of required material will be emailed after booking. The price of those materials is not covered or included in class prices.
This art nouveau inspired piece reminds us that while our bodies are temporary, our impact has lasting ripples. We never know what we may fertilize, even if we only do so with our bodies.
Title: Flowers for Death
Size: Various sizes Available
Medium: Digital printed on card.
All prints are displayed on a card stock with information on the back.
For those courageous enough to be a little soft too.
Title: Strawberry Sword in Leaf Green
Size: Various Available
Medium: Digital printed on card.
All prints come attached to a card
As she brushed her bright hair, she began to notice small red specs glowing around her.
Title: Bright
Size: Various Available
Medium: Digital printed on card.
All prints come attached to a card
Artist Statement
Using digital, mixed, and traditional mediums, Canadian artist Em Fae draws on the mystical and whimsical as well as themes of identity and heritage to create art that feels other worldly yet deeply human. They are inspired by their degree in History, fascination with Arthurian legend, and the aesthetics of the Art Nouveau movement.
Fae finds meaning in complicating narratives surrounding the traditions of “Fine Art”, bringing queer, anti-racist, anti-colonial, and anti-patriarchal themes into the visual narrative of classical, often Pre-Raphaelite works. Learn more here.