Lola Ramos is an independent Brazilian multimedia artist living and working in Lisbon. Her practice began in 2016 with Monstruosidades Diárias, a series of illustrations portraying monsters in mundane daily activities, shared on social media. This project led to invitations for cultural space interventions and, soon after, to street-based public art. In 2018, during an artist residency in Buenos Aires, she began exploring the connection between monstrosity and the representation of the feminine in art—a line of inquiry that continued through her master’s project Selvática and into her current PhD research on the legacy of witches in Portugal and Brazil. In parallel, she has studied storyboard, screenwriting, and animation, and has developed a range of solo and collaborative projects, particularly in music videos and short animated films, where she works as both animator and director.