After living for some time in the United States, Lebanon, England, Italy, and France, Faure-Vidot returned to the Seychelles.[1] There she cofounded, and continues to codirect, both the online literary review Vents Alizés[14] and the online publishing house Edisyon Losean Endyen, both of which she runs in conjunction with Hungarian poet Károly Sándor Pallai.[15] Her work is regularly published in Seychelles Nation and The People, and she is the Chief Editor/Director of Publication of Sipay, the only Seychellois International literary magazine.[16][17][6] She is also heavily engaged in the cultural life of her country,[7][18] including showing her work at exhibitions of art by local women.[19] Her poems were published in the international poetry anthology Amaravati Poetic Prism in India. In 2017, she received the prestigious Seychelles Arts Award in literature for her outstanding literary work and achievements.[20]She writes for Spirit of Nature where she features amongst the 60 poets to be published in 2019.Opa Anthology of Poetry 2019.