Larisa Sitar (b. 1984) lives and works in Bucharest. In 2008 she graduated the Photo-Video Department of The National University of Arts, Bucharest and in 2010 she earned a Master's Degree from the same university. Her work investigates issues of national identity, memory, and nostalgia making use of different media (photography, video, installations, drawing, and interventions into public space).

Selected group exhibitions: WHAT ABOUT Y[OUR] MEMORY, The National Museum of Contemporary Art Bucharest; Transformation. Romanian Sculpture 25 Years After the Revolution, Museum Beelden aan Zee, Haga; PASAJ, The National Museum of Contemporary Art – Anexa, Bucharest (2014), The Visible City project (with a public space intervention, Monument), organized by AltArt Foundation, Cluj-Napoca (2013), breakup, Motorenhalle, Dresden (The Trailblazers, with Mircea Nicolae and Ștefan Tiron, 2013), Care Crisis, Futura Gallery, Prague (2012), Essl Art Award CEE, The Winners, Essl Museum, Klosterneuburg/Vienna (2011), Zoomania.Ro, The National Museum of Contemporary Art Bucharest (2010), End of academia, The National Museum of Contemporary Art – Anexa, Bucharest; EMERGEANDSEE, media arts festival, Berlin; Start Point Prize, Galerie NTK, Prague (2010).