Poppy works across painting, collage, and mixed media, while her practice explores freedom, introspection, sensuality, and the emotional complexities of contemporary womanhood.

At the centre of her recent work is an exploration of the ways women consciously soften, censor, or reshape themselves in order to move through the world without being reduced to sexual interpretation. Her figures often exist in moments of quiet withdrawal or introspection, balancing vulnerability with control. Through gesture, posture, obscured faces, and fragmented compositions, Faun captures the psychological negotiation between self-expression and self-protection - the constant awareness of being perceived.

Her visual language is shaped by a fascination with the human face, movement, light, intimacy, and emotional presence. Colour operates instinctively within her work, acting less as description and more as atmosphere or emotional signal.

Across both figurative and abstract passages, her paintings evoke fleeting memories and internal states rather than fixed narratives, allowing space for personal interpretation and emotional connection.