Joana de Sá Portugal
Joana de Sá is a portuguese visual and sound artist.
She started to be aware on sound when
she was around 17 years old. Her work evolved to combine an attention to acoustic phenomena with a particular focused sense of duration and framed timbral flow, combined with everyday environmental recordings.
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