Contemporary installations have been created for specific sites. Recently, for Guildford House Gallery and Museum, 120 terracotta Buddha were hand made using local clay and displayed within a childhood dolls house.

From May 2011 to June 2012, Fay has recorded a series of photographs with a hand-made Buddha, capturing the essence of personal moments in time that were memorable through intimate ceramic objects.

An intimate installation inspired by Victorian peep hole perspectives and a celebration of the fragility of porcelain and life, giving a sacred, positive and optimistic perspective. The original magic lantern belonged to her grandfather, revealing hidden heritage and details within her work.

Inspired by a hospital experience, peep-hole perspective were linked to x-rays and light effects on paper and porcelain. Images of Fays own body have been placed in bone china medical cups, with a spectrum of colour linking to personal and universal meanings.