Alina Teodorescu is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice reimagines alternatives for a living future through collaborative, social and environmental projects that involve artistic fieldwork, research and connection with local communities. As an artist with Romanian roots and international experience, she combines her interest in the preservation of the Romanian traditional heritage with projects that facilitate interdisciplinary collaboration between artists, scientists and communities in need.

Working across sculpture, video, photography, performance, site-specific interventions and participatory installations, her practice critically reflects on urgent ethical questions surrounding climate change, habitat loss, collective responsibility and sustainability. She is the founder of In Context Slănic Moldova, where she has led research-based collaborations addressing migration and environmental degradation.

Alina has participated in exhibitions and residency programs across Europe, America and Asia, with a focus on climate activism, innovative material reuse and socially engaged art.

During her time in Bangkok, she is developing a new project in collaboration with the Nang Loeng community. The resulting work will be presented at Bangkok 1899 for a limited time.

This residency is in collaboration with with Nammon Welployngam, Palm Ratanasatien, the Nanglerng Community and Chulalongkorn University students (Faculty of Fine and Applied Art).