Currently on display at NOVA FCT, Saskia Moro has maintained a relationship of around two decades with CPS, during which she has participated in several editions, many of which are now sold out.

Born in London to a Dutch mother and Portuguese father, Saskia works between Lisbon and Madrid. In her work, the artist often draws on elements such as water, matter and the word, exploring them through printmaking.

Among the works still available at CPS are editions of very limited print runs, as well as printmaking monotypes: unique works, in which each impression constitutes an unrepeatable artwork. 

A very special selection to discover, and an opportunity to add to your collection a work of particular rarity and uniqueness.

"A word of admiration for Saskia Moro. Behind the dead constellations present in a painting that is in my home, we see the universal order of words. Reading is not compulsory; what is inevitable is contemplation." 

José Saramago

We also remember another important printmaker, David Almeida (1945–2014), with whom Saskia Moro shared a profound connection within the field of contemporary art. They shared affinities in their creative practice, particularly in exploring the printmaking process, experimentation and the investigation of chromatic vibration.

Saskia Moro has played a central role in preserving and promoting the legacy of the visual artist, having even curated exhibitions dedicated to David de Almeida, such as the collective tribute exhibition "David de Almeida in Dialogue with", presented at the National Society of Fine Arts in 2025.