Fleming was born in 1988 in São Pedro do Sul in the Viseu district of central Portugal.
At times they are haughty, defiant, focusing all attention on their facial expressions",[4] that "she communicates powerful messages in her work and the interpretations are an excellent starting point for a discussion about what it is, then, to be a woman",[5] and that "the strokes that build up her deeply expressionistic faces are dense, thick and with an element of unrestrained erraticness.
[6] In 2019 Fleming was one of four artists invited, as members of the A Lata Delas street art project, to beautify the walls around the Entrecampos railway station in Lisbon.
In her home town of São Pedro do Sul she was asked to paint a mural on a wall of a former primary school.
[7][8][9][10] In 2022, Fleming illustrated a bilingual anthology of poems by the Portuguese poet Florbela Espanca (1894–1930), which was published as This Sorrow that Lifts Me Up.