Phoebe Fae is a visionary artist, ritual theatre director, and registered Expressive Arts Therapist whose work bridges art, ceremony, and cultural renewal. A graduate in Studio Arts and Theatre from Concordia University and the Vancouver Art Therapy Institute, she has spent over a decade exploring how creative process becomes a vessel for transformation—both personal and collective.

Her practice, through Animist Arts, centers on the alchemy between grief and possibility, architecture and spirit. Drawing from ancient ritual technologies, animist philosophy, and contemporary performance, Phoebe’s works invite participants into living acts of myth-making and remembrance. Her creations have taken form across North America through theatre, large-scale sculpture, community ceremony, and film exploring intergenerational healing and Indigenous resurgence.

Phoebe’s latest project, REGENESIIS: Project Hope, embodies her devotion to art as prayer and regeneration in action. Rooted in the Cascadian bioregion, REGENESIIS is a participatory ritual theatre offering that unites artists and communities to co-create a shared place-based myth of renewal through movement, sound, and ceremony.

Guided by a belief that story and ritual are essential technologies of re-enchantment, Phoebe’s work invites humanity to remember our belonging to the living world—and to create from that remembrance. Her mission across all her work is to center the more-than-human voices in council during changing times.