FEEL SEEN Space
FEEL SEEN Space is a digital platform designed for artists, creatives and entrepreneurs. Through our thoughtful conversations, we aim to find peace, purpose and community within the creative industries. On this podcast, our founders, Roxanne Doucet & Sara Van Pée, invite inspiring artists and creatives to discuss their work and life, including their process and healing journey. Book a Creative Coaching session with our Mentors: feelseenspace.com/mentors Follow us on: Youtube: @feelseen-space Instagram: @feelseen.space TikTok: @feelseen.space Linkedin: feel-seen-space
Episodes
In this episode of FEEL SEEN Space, we sit down with Giorgia Basch, curator, publisher, art director, and founder of BilderAtlas, for a deeply reflective conversation about images, freedom, feminism, and the long-term responsibilities of cultural work.
Giorgia shares her journey from fashion art direction to independent publishing and curation, and explains why stepping away from commercial systems allowed her to reclaim authorship,...
In this episode of FEEL SEEN Space, we sit down with Tasha Young: writer, multidisciplinary creative, and founder of Oevra (oevra.app, a digital platform designed to support the creative process. Tasha opens up about the realities of living a creative life, from navigating uncertainty and burnout to the essential role of rest, play, and nervous-system care.
She shares how her lifelong relationship with creativity informed the de...
In this episode of FEEL SEEN Space, we sit down with Françoise Cournoyer—Apple Creative Director and visionary designer—who shares her journey of leading with curiosity while staying true to her creative voice.
Françoise reflects on the power of authenticity in fueling both confidence and creativity, the importance of mentorship and community in shaping a creative career, and the responsibility of women to claim their space while fo...
In this episode of FEEL SEEN Space, we sit down with Holly Hay, London-based Image Director and founder of ANNIKA, a studio dedicated to crafting compelling visual narratives through collaboration.
Holly reflects on a city that constantly inspires and challenges her, the lessons of growing up in a creative family, and her journey from photographer to image director. She shares how early experiences shaped her confidence, teachin...
In this episode of FEEL SEEN Space, we sit down with Clément Bénech — French novelist, editor, and essayist known for his subtle irony, tenderness, and sharp eye on the world.
Based in Paris, Clément represents a new generation of writers navigating between tradition and modernity. From editing children’s books to becoming an award-winning author recognized by the Académie Française, he reflects on the courage to create guided b...
In this episode of FEEL SEEN Space, we sit down with Marie Nahon—creative producer, whose unconventional path spans modeling, performance, fashion production, and now tech innovation with building an AI studio with Venture Capital Science.
From Paris runways to New York’s creative pulse, Marie shares her extraordinary journey through the entertainment and fashion industries, producing for global magazines and brands like Disney,...
In this episode of FEEL SEEN Space, we sit down with Noémie Al Homsi—menswear designer at Stüssy and multidisciplinary creative—whose career spans iconic brands like COS, Fred Perry, and Uniqlo U with Christophe Lemaire. Now based in Los Angeles, Noémie draws inspiration from heritage, street culture, and a lifelong curiosity for craft, design, and experimentation across mediums.
Hosted by Roxanne Doucet and Sara Van Pée, this c...
In this episode of FEEL SEEN Space, we sat down with French author Laure Gouraige. While she spends her days writing from her Paris apartment, her words find different outlets—from novels to copywriting for fashion and luxury brands.
Hosted by Roxanne Doucet and Sara Van Pée, this conversation goes deep into:
• Growing up in a family passionate about literature and philosophy
• How challenging family dynamics inspired her first book
• ...
In this episode of FEEL SEEN Space, we sat down with Marie Geneviève Cyr —fashion educator, creative director, and Zen Buddhist practitioner—whose 25+ year career spans the global fashion industry. Formerly Director of the BFA Fashion Design program at Parsons, Marie Geneviève now leads MGC Consulting, guiding creatives and leaders to design careers and lives aligned with their values and vision.
Hosted by Roxanne Doucet and Sa...
In this episode of FEEL SEEN SPACE, we sat down with Pierre-Yves Morvan, French Creative Director and former Executive Creative Director of Dazed Studio, to explore the power of creative reinvention. After six years helping shape Dazed Studio into a global creative force—leading 360° campaigns for brands like Gucci, Burberry, and H&M—Pierre-Yves made the bold decision to leave his full-time role and start something of his own. ...
In this episode of FEEL SEEN SPACE, we sat down with Emmy-nominated director and cinematographer Jessica Lee Gagné, celebrated for her beautiful visual storytelling on acclaimed projects such as Severance, Escape at Dannemora, and Mrs. America. From her film school beginnings in Montreal to collaborating on major productions in Hollywood, Jessica reflects on her artistic evolution, career transitions, and the importance of staying ...
In this episode of FEEL SEEN SPACE, Roxanne Doucet interviews co-founder and host Sara Van Pée, a stylist, artist, and founder of Substance magazine. From growing up in the countryside to building a creative life in New York and Paris, Sara reflects on her personal and professional journey—and the lessons she’s learned about intuition, authenticity, and staying true to her vision.
Together, they explore:
• Reconnecting with arti...
Welcome to the first episode of FEEL SEEN SPACE, a holistic podcast space for artists, creatives, and entrepreneurs who are seeking more—from their work, their voice, and their creative path. Our goal is to bring peace, purpose and community to creative industries.
In this debut episode, co-founder Sara Van Pée is joined by co-founder Roxanne Doucet, who is also the founder of curation agency Triptyque. With over a decade of ex...
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