Laviana Faith is a multidisciplinary artist based in London, England. Creativity has always been a key part of her life, from making sculptures out of recycling in nursery to doodling on pub napkins. This, accompanied with her love of the performing arts and writing, meant her childhood was devoted to vivid daydreaming and the arts.
As a means of navigating life, storytelling became an integral passion for her. With her nose stuck in a book or eyes glued to a screen, fictional stories became key cornerstones to her identity. These beacons of inspiration shine throughout all of Laviana’s projects. Through the lenses of the psychological and feminist; the appraising, analysing and critiquing these tales are at the core of her creations.
Using her work as a means to explore her identity and psyche – personas (and how people portray themselves in their work in other ways) are an integral aspect to her work as well. Particularly in her photography and film, you can explore how we display ourselves in the arts and wider contexts.
Graduating with first-class honours in Fine Art in the Summer of ‘25, Laviana has continued to venture into the professional art realm. This can be seen in her featuring most recently in Voices Unbound at Acid Baby Studios and starting up a collective, Warterdisco, alongside fellow artist Eve W.R.

Aidan O’Gorman. Laviana in her studio, 2025. Digital photo. Brighton, Hove.
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“Laviana Faith creates fantasy multimedia portraits and films for people obsessed with storytelling. She’s dedicated to showing how make-believe can be a tool for processing our real life experiences…”
You can find the full piece here: https://www.instagram.com/p/DZxIH5PiL-G/?img_index=10
“Growing up, I’ve always been captivated by fairytales. Now, I use my writing and stories to spark the origins of my projects. Often my artwork, both 2D and 3D, shows my writing throughout my video and photography”
You can find the full interview here: https://www.instagram.com/p/DKMmecPiRlz/?img_index=1
Phoebe Branch. Woodland Reading, 2026. Digital photo. London, UK.