Ayo Suber started experimenting with photography and printmaking at a young age, often shadowing her father at his printing shop. She honed her skills at Northwest School of the Arts, and continued on in college and beyond, most recently traveling to Cuba to workshop printmaking techniques. Her work focuses on people, cultures, and landscapes at home and abroad using a variety of cameras, techniques, and mediums. She has exhibited at the Penland School of Crafts and the Tunica Museum of Art and was part of the Nia Arts collective.