Remilyn Felix Lydia Aiden Faundo Policarpio is a second generation Filipino diaspora transman. He attended the Iona School of the Arts, specialising in instrumental works for half of his time there before transferring to visual arts. He moved to Ottawa in 2015 to study philosophy, stopping short due to mental illness but continuing his work as an educator and artist. Felix seeks to spread the message of Death Positivity, and what it means to him as a queer person of colour born to immigrant parents. His article, “Over The Grave and Back Again”, is published in the upcoming Magdaragat: An Anthology of Filipino-Canadian Writing. He completed his Death Doula education with Blackbird Medicines, an indigenous owned and led organization. His Death Doula Service, Pasalubong Death Care, began in 2025.

He considers himself a storyteller by trade. From recounting traditional myths, to teaching, to playing Dungeons and Dragons -- it is all fueled by an insatiable need for knowledge backed by a childlike wonder and a taste for the macabre. He continues to explore the world and reconnect to his Filipino Indigenous identity. Currently he works on his art pieces, continues to educate, is a professional gamemaster, Thanatologist, and Haunted Walk tour guide.

His passions include history, folklore, anthropology, magic, science, music, games, collaborative storytelling, and collecting ephemera.