Jeff Fabre
Jeff Fabre is a French-American artist known for his hyperrealistic paintings exploring consumerism, globalization, and human-nature relationships.
YouTuber
February 13, 1989
Aquarius
36
Washington
Jeff Fabre, also known as SpaceHamster, is a French-born American artist, photographer, and YouTuber who initially gained fame for his classic game reviews and top 10 lists. Collaborating with fellow YouTubers like Peanutbuttergamer, Brutalmoose, and ProJared, he became a prominent member of the online group Hiddenblock. However, it was his passion for cooking that led him to create the highly successful YouTube channel “French Guy Cooking” in 2012. With over 1.5 million subscribers, Jeff’s channel has become a go-to destination for viewers seeking simple and delicious French recipes.
Jeff’s culinary expertise has been widely recognized, earning him the prestigious James Beard Award for Best Video Webcast in 2018. His YouTube channel has also received numerous accolades, including the Shorty Award for Best Food and Drink Channel and the Webby Award for Best Food and Drink Website. Beyond his culinary success, Jeff is known for his adventurous spirit and love for travel. He embarks on culinary journeys around the world, sharing his experiences and diverse cuisine discoveries with his audience. Jeff is also passionate about giving back, actively supporting charitable organizations focused on hunger relief and culinary education.
Growing up, Jeff’s favorite dish was his grandmother’s “boeuf bourguignon,” a classic French beef stew. Before finding fame on YouTube, he worked as a chef in restaurants in France and the United States. His fluency in French and English allows him to connect with a global audience, and he has collaborated with renowned chefs and food personalities, including Jacques Pépin, Julia Child, and Gordon Ramsay.
Jeff Fabre’s journey from gaming enthusiast to culinary influencer is a testament to his passion, creativity, and ability to captivate audiences with his diverse talents. His large-scale, hyperrealistic paintings of everyday objects often explore themes of consumerism, globalization, and the relationship between humans and the natural world, showcasing his artistic prowess alongside his culinary skills.