Maya Fink is an Italo-Israeli artist raised in Toronto. She speaks four languages and holds an MSc in Philosophy from the University of Edinburgh — which is probably why everything she works on starts with a question and ends with a project.
As an artist, Maya Fink works at the intersection of film, photography, writing and philosophy, often making her work on her own terms. She ran a collective indie production company in Canada in 2020 (Whipped, Happy Endings), produced Poly is the New Monogamy, a series written by Cat Hostick, in 2024, and self-published her short-story book Succubus Stories, selling it on the streets of Paris in 2024.
In 2026 she began releasing 365 Days of Love — a year-long experimental film in which a different person, each day, says the words « I love you » — featured in Première Magazine by Rebecca McAllister. The same year, her Unmade Films project, a collaboration with artist Paris Tomaras, was exhibited at The Holy Art in Paris, where the cover of « Bonnie Not Clyde » was shown — one of twenty-seven storyboard pieces from a pilot she wrote and never shot.
Her research initiative, r.Educology, houses her passion for the philosophy of education. Her work, put together, argues for humanity, radical self-acceptance, and the romantic ennui of quotidian life — the rest is on this site.
