Journal

Xay One doesn’t end when a shoot is finished. The Journal follows everything happening around it: News about the project and what comes next, Behind the Scenes from shoots, and Collaborations. A closer look at what happens before, between, and beyond the albums.

Ballet Heels & Restraints

Behind the Scenes

Ballet Heels & Restraints

20.08.2026 · 0 Comments

A striking portrait of black latex, Ballet Heels, and metal restraints captured in mirror reflection, exploring texture and controlled contrast.

BTS of an Xay One Shoot

Behind the Scenes

BTS of an Xay One Shoot

07.04.2026 · 0 Comments

There is a particular quality to the time that exists just before a shoot starts, when the location is still quiet, and every element is being arranged into its intended place rather than captured in it.

Xay One – The First Enclosure

Behind the Scenes

Xay One – The First Enclosure

15.03.2026 · 0 Comments

Walking in ballet heels when your body is encased in latex and your senses are softened by layers of material creates a unique tension between discipline and surrender, between precision and complete anonymity.

Half Inside – Locked on Tip Toes

Behind the Scenes

Half Inside – Locked on Tip Toes

19.02.2026 · 0 Comments

Evie Fayé arrives fully cocooned in latex, unable to see or hear, balanced on ballet heels as she navigates a marble staircase: a test of survival disguised as performance.

First Contact in Black Latex

Behind the Scenes

First Contact in Black Latex

15.01.2026 · 0 Comments

This shoot documents Evie Fayé's first immersion in black latex, in which she becomes a living sculpture stripped of color and identity. Seated with her teddy bear Xay One, she embodies the paradox of radical reduction: a breathing form suspended between performance art and objecthood.

The Discipline of Isolation

Behind the Scenes

The Discipline of Isolation

05.11.2025 · 0 Comments

This session marked the first full mask test for Evie Fayé, introducing an experience focused on stillness, control, and the deliberate reduction of the senses rather than movement and physical challenge.