Brenda Sabbagh was born on October 4, 1993 in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

She is a film director with a degree from the University of Cinema (FUC) and a visual artist who has trained in various painting workshops, including those of Dolores Casares, Carolina Antoniadis, Elias Slonim, Ivana Roitberg, and Sergio Bazán. In the years 2020 and 2021, she participated in clinics and art analysis under the guidance of Tulio De Sagastizábal. In 2022, she completed the Proyecto PAC and Cuatro x Cuatro programs. During the same year, she also took part in the residency and laboratory program called ‘El instante abismal’ by MANTA, led by Suyai Otaño. In 2021, she received a scholarship from the National Fund for the Arts in the Individual Training category in Buenos Aires, Argentina. In 2023, she participated in the Pilotenkueche residency in Leipzig, Germany, and in the ‘Púrpura Proyecto’ in Buenos Aires, Argentina. She participated with Casa Chaca (her collective in Buenos Aires) in the MAPA fair 2024, La Rural.

Brenda has been involved in collective and solo shows both at national and international levels. In 2023, she had her first solo show called “My own Altar” in Hijas Del Arte gallery. This same year she took part of the “Los fuegos nuevos” exhibition at the Casa de las culturas de Tigre, alongside Lula Matisic, curated by Sergio Bazán. This year she also participated at the group show in Casa Equis gallery with the Williams foundation, and also took part in two collective exhibitions in Leipzig, Germany, and in Madrid, Spain, curated by María Lightowler, and at the Gachi Prieto Gallery in Buenos Aires, Argentina. In 2022, she participated in a collective exhibition at Mooni Gallery in Mexico City. In 2021, she was a guest artist in the SACH #5 (se agrandó Chacarita) exhibition at Casa Chaca, along with Vicky Pujol Ferrari and Lole Asikian. In 2019, while living in Israel, she participated in the Independent Pop Art collective exhibition curated by Orly Dvir at the Orly Dvir Gallery and Dizengoff Center. In 2018, she exhibited alongside Francesca Darget and Juana Rodríguez Simón in the “Ánimo y Despojo” exhibition, curated by Pablo Frezza and Juana Biolcati, at Casa Salvador in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
She currently works and lives in Buenos Aires, Argentina.