Irineu Destourelles, also known as Irineu Rocha da Cruz, is a Cape Verdean-Portuguese visual artist whose practice examines how being in between languages, memories, and spaces simultaneously constructs and destabilizes identity. His work is informed by his experiences of Creoleness, migration, multilingualism, and interculturalism, as well as his engagement with Lusophone colonial history and psychoanalytic theory.

Working primarily with moving-image, Destourelles' works often incorporate text, drawings, performative actions, still images, sound, or a combination of these elements. Through these varied modes of representation, he delves into real and imagined psychological states, making palpable the discomfort and openness inherent in occupying 'in-between' positions.

His work has been exhibited and screened internationally at institutions including the Centre of Modern Art – Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, Pirelli HangarBicocca, Transmediale, and Videobrasil. Destourelles trained at WdKA in Rotterdam and Central Saint Martins in London, holds a PhD from UCL, and is currently based in Glasgow, UK.