During her residency at Collegium, Inês Zenha will expand her practice through experimentation in the riverside of Arévalo. The city, located between two rivers, offers a distinctive context for exploring water, clay, and impermanence. She will collect clay from the site and use it to develop new ways of engaging with the environment, focusing on process and temporality rather than finished objects. During the residency, Zenha will create interventions that are inherently impermanent and closely tied to this specific landscape.

Inês Zenha (Portugal, 1995) lives and works in Portugal and holds a Fine Arts degree from Central Saint Martins, London. Her multidisciplinary practice explores identity, desire, and vulnerability, offering critical reflections on social norms and the resilience of the body. Her recent projects include the solo exhibitions Aguas Turbias at CA2M, Madrid (2025), and Ressurreição at Kunsthalle Lissabon, Lisbon (2022), as well as participation in Terraphilia at the Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza, Madrid (2025).