• Fanny is committed to preserving the rare craft of featherwork
• Her creations combine featherwork with furniture and sculpture
• She draws inspiration from the places she visits during her travels

Fanny Litzia's first encounter with feathers took place in Rio de Janeiro, where she was captivated by the dazzling feathered costumes of samba dancers, the vibrant colours of the feathers and the way they caught the light. “It was an aesthetic shock. At that moment, I knew this material would hold a special place in my life," she says. Today, Fanny's practice lies at the intersection of craftsmanship and experimentation. Drawing on traditional featherworking techniques, she engages in a constant dialogue with the material, exploring its strength, texture and luminosity. Paintings, compositions under glass domes, furniture pieces and bespoke creations come to life in Fanny's studio, where feathers are transformed into contemporary works of art.