Doina Domenica Cojocaru-Thanasiadis (born 1994, Chișinău, Republic of Moldova) is a visual artist and researcher whose work explores migration, displacement, and the ethics of representation. She is currently completing a PhD in Visual Arts at the National University of Arts Bucharest, where she investigates how artistic research can challenge epistemic and structural injustices embedded in dominant knowledge systems. Her practice combines photography, installation, and curatorial research to examine memory, identity, and belonging. Her work has been exhibited at BOZAR Brussels, the National Museum of Contemporary Art Bucharest, the National Museum of Romanian Literature, and Warsaw Photo Days. She is the author of the artist’s book Remnants (2018), which received the Best Limited Edition Book Award in Romania. In 2024 she was selected by Saatchi Art among the “Best Young Artists to Collect”.