After spending some time in Luxembourg and Belgium, she later moved to the United States, settling in Baltimore.
She received her graduate degree in research architecture from the Centre for Research Architecture at Goldsmiths University of London and her undergraduate degree in fine arts and journalism from The George Washington University.
[1][2][3] A regular contributor to The New York Times, Time[4] and CNN,[5] her work has spanned Washington politics, immigration and the US border, the legacy of slavery, environmental policy, as well as portrait commissions.
She has also been published in The Washington Post,[6] NPR,[7][8] The Baltimore Sun, Smithsonian, Politico,[9][10] and The New Yorker, among others.
[11] She has been recognized by the White House News Photographers Association,[12] American Photo, the Magenta Foundation, the Society of Professional Journalists and Pictures of the Year International (POYi).