With an ecofeminist, somatic, autoethnographic, and deliberately “sappy” perspective, her work addresses issues of gender, identity, and affectivity.Nêves holds a degree in Communication Design from the FBAUP Porto and a master’s in Textile Art and Design from EKA Tallinn. She has practiced ballet, contemporary dance, and acrobatics since childhood and attended the Initiation to Acting Course of Teatro Universitário do Porto, where she is also a member. She founded and has been part of several cultural programming associations and collectives, including mais uno +1, Vent Space Project, and Ecossistema Portal, among others.
Her work has been presented internationally in museums, galleries, residencies, festivals, and public space. She has been dedicated to research on multidisciplinary collaboration, presenting at academic platforms such as Art of Research, ISEA -International Symposium on Electronic Art, and HKV-Valand Göteborgs universitet, among others. In 2021, she was awarded the Painting Prize at the National Exhibition of Young Creators.