Lilia Ana Ramos Martín (La Matanza de Acentejo, Tenerife, 1988) is a photographer. She grew up between Tenerife and Valencia and studied Political Science at the University of Valencia, a Master’s in European Studies at the College of Europe, and Photography at EASD, Dr. Nopo and La Fotoescuela. After returning to her home island, she coordinated the Photobook Club Canarias for three years and was part of the organizing team of Veintinueve Trece, the photography and visual arts event held in Lanzarote between 2020 and 2024.

She currently combines her work in a library with her personal projects, which revolve around notions of identity and territory. These include her self-published book Atlanticidad (2020), Papa madre (2022), This is Acentejo (2021–present), and Carretera Vieja, a collective project with five Canary Islands photographers (2023–present). Since 2026, she has been completing the Diploma in Photographic Archives Management, Preservation and Dissemination at the UAB.