Helena Ferreira (Lisbon, 1982) is an artist that develops mixed media installations in the scope of video, sculpture and drawing. She is graduated in Sculpture from Faculty of Fine Arts of Lisbon University, holds a master degree in Visual Art Teaching and a PhD in Art and Multimedia which main research theme was the immaterialized images and its relation with the physical space. Her artistic practice focuses on the duplicity of perceptive and narrative processes that can arise from the individual's relationship with the landscape and the world around. By using different textures and materials, transparencies and shadows, interweaving movement and stillness, she seeks to unveil a deepest awareness from within a sort of suspended time that is often found in the act of contemplation. Over the past decade Ferreira has shown her artwork in Portugal and abroad, has curated art exhibitions, has been invited to present conferences, seminars and workshops, and has taught Descriptive Geometry. She has co-edited essay books and catalogues, as well as published some findings of her research on screens and projection, public art, art research. Between 2013 and 2017 Helena was also co-coordinator of the Post-Screen: International Festival of Art, New Media and Cybercultures.