With a diverse client base that includes collectors and companies throughout Europe, Fenna is also celebrated as a DJ. She has graced the stage at the esteemed Dekmantel Festival in the Netherlands and has provided mixes for the internet radio station NTS. Her unique approach to collage heavily incorporates her vast collection of vintage books, abstracting these analog sources using specialized flatbed scanning techniques. This method, which she describes as wielding a scanner like a paintbrush, strips away the inherent meanings of her sources, fostering a purely visual and non-verbal connection with her audience.

While her previous exhibition at LAID BUG focused on "analog materials," this new show features works that integrate scanned imagery with AI-generated components. Fenna’s latest creations blur the boundaries between the physical and the digital, combining the tactile experience of scanning with AI's innovative capabilities, showcasing her ongoing exploration of form and perception.

Fenna’s process of abstracting and reinterpreting familiar motifs is intricately connected to her work as a DJ. Her sets, infused with ambient, breakbeat, and house elements, communicate in a manner similar to her visual art—eliciting personal responses without explicit storytelling, akin to the abstract expressions championed by artists like Kandinsky and Oskar Fischinger. By infusing musical sensitivity into her visual creations, Fenna crafts a dynamic, wordless experience that transcends mediums.