Oeiras, 1984. Through photography and film she seeks to work on social, anthropological and psychological issues. She is interested in understanding how these media can be, in themselves, a form of knowledge production, and how they can have a voice in political issues.

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Her work has been exhibited at Maus Hábitos, Porto (2023), the XXIII International Art Biennial of Cerveira (2024), at m|i|mo – Museum of the Moving Image, Casa do Comum and at the Saatchi Gallery in London as part of the International Photography Exhibition 166 by The Royal Photographic Society (2025).

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Has received support from the DGARTES Visual Arts Project Support Programme 2023 to produce her first photography book, QUEENS, KINGS & QUEERS, which has been published in 2025.

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Has directed a short documentary in Guinea-Bissau called CONTRA A MARÉ (2024).

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Has attended the Master in Artistic Photography at IPCI (Instituto de Produção Cultural e Imagem), the Masterclass Narrativa 2022/2023 and is now enrolled in the Master’s degree in Anthropology, specializing in Visual Cultures (2024/2026), at the School of Social and Human Sciences of the NOVA University of Lisbon.