Ioanna Paraskevopoulou is a dancer and choreographer based in Athens, Greece. She studied at the Greek National School of Dance and the Department of Audio and Visual Arts at the Ionian University. Her artistic practice explores the intersection of movement and audiovisual media, investigating the ways in which image, sound, and body meet through hybrid methodologies.

As a performer, she has collaborated with choreographers and artists, including Iris Karayan, Christos Papadopoulos, Dimitris Papaioannou, Katerina Andreou, Lenio Kaklea, Alexandra Waierstall, Antonis Foniadakis, Patricia Apergi, Tzeni Argyriou, Ermira Goro, Sofia Mavragani, and Brendan Fernandez, Harry Koushos, Thomas Moschopoulos, Ki omOs kineitai, Maria Koliopoulou, Artemis Lampiri, Sinequanon.

Her personal creations navigate between stage and screen. Her video project All She Likes Is Popping Bubble Wrap (Onassis New Choreographers Festival 8) received the Best Sound Design Award (FIVideodanza, Mexico) and Best Video Art Award (MIFVIF, Venezuela). She co-directed and choreographed the video dance Battle of Fishes, which won Best Cinematography (InShadow) and received Special Recognition (Screendance International). Her duet MOS (ONCF 9) was selected by the European network Aerowaves Twenty23 and toured internationally across Greece and abroad. Her short work Coconut Effect received the Young Jury Award at Danse Élargie 2022 and was later re-presented with students of the Conservatoire de Paris. She was a Stavros Niarchos Foundation Fellow (Artworks Fellowship 2019–2020).

She has also directed the documentaries This Is Not a Statue, which delves into issues of collective memory and representation, and Unseen Horses, a series of interviews exploring the daily life of the Dance Theater Heidelberg company.

Her recent works include the autobiographical solo All of My Love (Onassis Dance Days 2024), Unseen Horses in collaboration with Dance Theater Heidelberg, and Telos, created in collaboration with Maria Hassabi, Hannes Langolf, and Ermira Goro. She is an Onassis AiR Fellow (2025–26), participating in the artist-in-residence program of Onassis Stegi in Athens.