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The approach
To turn simple, elemental moments into art that feels beautiful, meaningful and thoughtfully-Crafted.
DRAWN TO LIGHT, FORM, AND THE SPACES BETWEEN, THESE IMAGES TURN THE ORDINARY INTO SOMETHING beautifully MEANINGFUL.
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Philosophy
BELIEf THAT SIMPLE MOMENTS HOLD REAL WEIGHT, AND THAT ART SHOULD CREATE SPACE TO FEEL THEM. THIS WORK IS DEDICATED TO HONORING THE SUBTLE STORIES THE WORLD OFTEN MISSES.
Limited-Edition
Every piece is part of a limited edition of 25, regardless of size, and is produced to archival standards.
Once the edition is collected, it is permanently retired.
This piece is made to order and crafted individually for each collector.
Presence and Purpose
THIS WORK IS CREATED TO UNCOVER MOMENTS — TO HOLD THEM, HONOR THEM, AND SHARE THEM IN A WAY THAT FEELS HONEST AND UNFORCED.
kind words
She photographs walls like they’re people
There’s a quiet confidence to it — it doesn’t shout, it just belongs. The quality is incredible, and you can tell the materials were chosen with care.
The texture, the depth, the material choice —
everything feels thoughtfully considered.
It’s minimal but emotional in a way that’s hard to describe. Friends always ask about it, not because it’s flashy, but because it feels like something.
SANDRA FAYE
“Blank pages, a pen, a camera lens, a used paintbrush, a screwdriver, a book on a shelf, a memory card of untamed footage, somewhere to travel, often found barefoot, all the in-betweens, and those that blow my mind.”
Based in Ventura, CA, Sandra started her creative life in music photography and branding video content, working closely with artists to find the emotions beneath their stories. As her work evolved, she moved toward a slower, more intentional way of seeing — one grounded in simplicity, atmosphere, and the quiet pull of natural light.
Her photographs now reflect that shift: minimal, refined, and designed to bring a sense of calm into the spaces they inhabit. Sandra approaches each image as both an artist and a curator, considering not just the moment captured but the materials and textures that will ultimately become part of the final artwork. Her work is guided by the belief that art should create room to breathe — a quiet form of luxury rooted in presence and feeling.
