Francheska recently completed their Bachelor of Fine Arts majoring in sculpture at the National Art School, Sydney. Whilst Francheska has only just begun their career as a professional artist, they have been a student of the craft since childhood. The gathering of natural charms was an inherent and habitual pastime for Francheska in childhood. Over time, they have learned to inject form, ethos and character into the various trinkets; combining and forging unique designs alongside a thirst to explore different worlds through art. In their voyages through distant corners of culture and counterculture, Francheska has collected not only charms but has discovered an ever-expanding list of mediums through which they can divine physical manifestations of an almost alien dialect. Elements of the natural and supernatural intertwine in Francheska's work, drawing credence from regions of witchcraft, occultism, naturalism, theology, science.

Sculpting, painting, digital drawing, tattooing and textiles among other mediums, find their way into Francheska's output. Francheska's past work has been exhibited at a number of galleries including the stairwell gallery at the National Art School. Francheska has also been awarded a position in the HSC Textile and Design Works of Excellence display at the Rosehill Racecourse. Recently, Francheska has worked on commissions, chiefly within the Australian music scene including artists such as Thunder Fox, Caroline and Claude, Sarah Wolfe, Dead Witch and Papa Pilko & the Binrats. Francheska continues to work in tattooing and explores endlessly the farthest reaches of her artistic vision through an expansive list of mediums and techniques.