Stage makeup artist – wig maker, art historian, curator.

Originally from Herzegovina, born in Mostar, lived in Bileća, moved to Belgrade at her father’s command as a military officer, graduated in Art History from the Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade. After a one-year volunteer internship at the National Museum of Serbia, she passed the exams, defended her habilitation and got the title of Curator. She continued her professional practice by independently founding a gallery, which she led for eight years as an artistic director, after which she initiated the establishment of an association of which she is one of the founders. She is engaged in improving the position of contemporary artistic and curatorial practices with a focus on cooperation between the public and civil sectors in the field of visual art, architecture and design. She has initiated and implemented several authorial projects, regional and international, numerous authorial solo and group exhibitions (Serbia, Montenegro, Croatia, Slovenia, North Macedonia, France (Strasbourg), Belgium (Brussels), national pavilions at biennials, triennials, quadrennials in Venice, London, Milan, Prague, Malta. She was a selector and jury of numerous award-winning exhibitions, initiated and moderated several panels, expert guides at regional and international festivals.

She is the author of numerous exhibition displays, her authorial texts have been published in domestic and foreign professional and scientific journals and publications. She is the author of the documentary series “A Woman About a Woman”, directed by Boris Miljković, and co-author of the documentary film “Media: Once Upon a Time”, produced by the national television (RTS 3), as well as research “Identities of Women in Contemporary Visual Art” with a recommendation in the cultural policy of Serbia. Her author’s projects have been supported several times by the Ministry of Culture of Serbia, the City of Belgrade, as well as the IPA funds of the European Union.

She is the mother of two adult children. In her curatorial work, she focuses on the continuity and strengthening of the role of women in society. During her mandate as director of the Museum of Applied Arts (2021 – 2025), she was actively involved in curatorial and program activities, along with managing and organizing activities, encouraging various forms of cooperation between the public and private sectors, inter-sectoral, inter-museum, inter-generational and international. Commissioner and curator of several national projects with which the Republic of Serbia was represented at international events (Triennale of Design and Architecture in Milan, 2022; Biennale of Design in London and the Prague Quadrennial of Performing Arts Design, 2023; Malta Art Biennale, 2024 and Venice Architecture Biennale 2023 and 2025. She is a member of the Council of the Faculty of Architecture, University of Belgrade.

Her work to date has been covered by numerous and diverse media sources and interviews at the regional and international level. Her biography can be found in the publication Successful People in Serbia, published by An Oxford Worldwide Press Publication.