Doina M. Iacob is a contemporary mixed-media artist whose work examines systems of value, institutional structures, and material memory. Working at the intersection of painting, sculpture, and architectural surface, her practice transforms dismantled currency and reclaimed materials into constructed forms that examine how authority and value are produced, circulated, and preserved.
Originally trained in the Romanian animation industry, Iacob developed a disciplined technical foundation and an attention to visual narrative. She later studied the traditional Galle technique of reverse painting on glass, a process that sharpened her sensitivity to layering, surface, and the structural relationship between image and material.
Her ongoing body of work, Portraits of Invisible Power, explores how invisible systems operate through structures of obligation, containment, resistance, and endurance.
For exhibition and studio inquiries:

doina.iacob.studio@gmail.com
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