Artist Statement: 

“I work on wood for its edginess, imperfections and strength. Wood’s willingness to be redefined, makes it a perfect medium for exploring the iconic meaning of inner change.”

Voodo Fe’ – The Chic Rebel

Born in Brooklyn to Haitian parents, Voodo Fe’ is a modern-day renaissance force —an artist, designer, musician, and creative alchemist who transforms adversity into art. Self-taught and soul-forged, Fe’ who’s dyslexic (never read a book), battled 30 years of alcoholism, overcame drug abuse, 11 surgeries, and rebuilt his body after losing the ability to walk without a cane. Today, he’s 10 years sober, walking unaided, and creating like it’s oxygen.

His work lives at the intersection of grit and elegance. Paintings built on wood for durability, styled with discarded objects like beer bottle caps and bullet shells— symbols of survival turned sacred. Just like Fe’ himself: once broken, now a gem.

Fe’s story bleeds into every brushstroke, beat, and stitch. He’s designed uniforms for the NBA and fight gear for Holyfield’s iconic bout with Tyson. He’s worked with brands like Calvin Klein, DKNY, and Walker Wear. His art lives in the homes of cultural icons—Janelle Monáe, Tiger Woods, Rohan Marley, Ray Lewis, Dave Chappelle, Raekwon, Ghostface Killah, and Talib Kweli, to name a few.

More than a brand or a name, Voodo Fe’ is a lifestyle of rebellion, healing, and unapologetic creativity. Living by the motto: Different. Defiant. Free.