Inês Zenha lives and works between Paris and Lisbon. Their practice ranges a multitude of media, such as installation, painting, sculpture, and ceramic, which are deployed as part of their ongoing research and reflection on the formal and conceptual queer representation of the body. A body burdened by hetero-patriarchal values, a body that strives to liberate itself and create a new ontology for itself. Recent works have been exploring issues surrounding identity, desire, vulnerability, and constantly evolving questions of power.

Having graduated in Fine Arts at Central Saint Martins in London, they are currently based in Paris following the residency at La Folie Barbizon, France. Among their recent shows: "The Collection: Dialogues Volume 3: The Rain Does Not Come From the Sky", Collegium, "Lettera d'amore", Kunsthalle Lissabon, "Inteligencia líquida", Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza, "Everything that has been swallowed must return", Galeria Pelaires, Palma; "Tales of Disorder", Galeria Pelaires, Palma; "Impenetrable", Double V Gallery, Marseille; "Letter to a friend", March Art projects, Paris; Opening ceremony of the Saison Portugal-France, Thêathre du Châtelet, Paris; "Atelier 11", city Falguiére, Paris; "Petit Ami", la Maison Rouge, Paris; Switch Gallery, Lisbon; Ux art space, Lisbon; La Junqueira, Lisbon, Saatchi Gallery, private commission for Hermes in London; 14 Cinema, London; Central Saint Martins, London, Freud Museum, London.

Their work is included in public collections such as: Es Baluard, Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Palma, Mallorca; Centro de Arte Dos de Mayo collection in Madrid; Marval Collection in Milan; Fundación Arco in Madrid; Collegium, Arévalo; Fundación Calosa in Mexico; and Coleção de Arte Contemporânea do Estado Português. It is also present in private collections in Berlin, Paris and Mallorca.