Sabrina Faria is a multidisciplinary artist and advocate for freedom and social justice. She
uses photography and poetry to address gender and race issues, incorporating techniques
from dance and yoga to mitigate the impact of the patriarchal Western society on the health of Afro-diasporic individuals.

Since 2022, Faria has been developing the Unapologetic Project, an ongoing process involving photography, poetry, and the urban landscape. In this project, she intricately blends personal reflections with theories on migration, racism, and the sense of belonging shared with other Black and Brown women in Ireland.

Sabrina holds a degree in Contemporary Dance from the Angel Vianna School and College in Rio de Janeiro, a postgraduate degree in Gender and Sexuality from the State University of Rio de Janeiro (UERJ). Her art residencies include Mother Tongues 2024. Sabrina has been living in Ireland since 2015.