She is the founder of Tanit XR, Tunisia’s first open-source archive of endangered artifacts, and Lead XR Developer at Froliq, where she builds immersive projects on sustainability and energy futures. Her installations on heritage and climate have been exhibited internationally, including at the Smithsonian and MIT. Ines has received awards, global media coverage, and international recognition for advancing innovation at the intersection of art, technology, and sustainability. Ines was recognized by the North American Association for Environmental Education as one of the EE 30 Under 30 leaders advancing environmental innovation.