With a practice that spans a wide range of media and artistic disciplines, Sara Graça’s trajectory resists categorization, embracing unexpected inflections and renewing itself with each new piece, project, or series. However, her work has an incline for peripheral materials and states: for things, instances, or situations that we often dismiss because they appear to us as marginal or as escaping the utilitarian rhetoric that governs our daily lives. Yet, many of her works seem strangely familiar to us. They signal, more or less directly, referents and circumstances that we find in our daily lives but also seem to require a code of their own, another syntax, for us to process and describe them. Sara Graça completed an MFA at Goldsmiths, in London, in 2024 and her work was included in the latest edition of New Contemporaries, the most renowned British event dedicated to emerging artists.