Theodora Vasileiadou is a visual artist and researcher whose practice critically examines the interaction between the human body, natural elements, and constructed environments, with a central focus on the concept of water. Through her practice, she explores water both as a material and as a metaphor, investigating its fluid boundaries and its role as a connecting medium between ecological and human systems.

She holds an integrated master's degree in Fine Arts from Athens School of Fine Arts University and is currently continuing her research in artistic practice at HDK-Valand, University of Gothenburg, Sweden. In 2024-2025, she attended the annual Performance and Live Art Program at the National Theater of Greece and the annual research program at the Yannis Tsarouchis Museum.

In 2025, she was selected to represent Greece at the 20th Biennale of Young Artists from the Mediterranean in Nova Gorica, Italy. Her recent activities include participation in the Sterna Art Residency (2024) and the award of the First Prize for Young Artists of the South Aegean (2023).

She lives and works between Athens, Greece, and Gothenburg, Sweden.