Hana Bečeić

She earned her degree in Art History and Museology and Heritage Management at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb in 2022, along with a supplementary teacher education program. She gained experience working in museum institutions and at the Institute for the Research of the Avant-Garde, where she contributed to the conception and realization of exhibitions, authored scholarly and interpretive texts, and helped organize appearances at international art fairs.

She is the author of academic articles published in the journal Muzeologija / Museology, and her research focuses on visual arts, architecture, and urbanism of the 20th century. Her work explores the relationships between space, representation, and ideology, with a particular emphasis on everyday life and the cultural politics of modernization. She speaks English and Italian and is also pursuing additional training in UX/UI design.

Since June 2025, she has been employed as an assistant on the ERC project Housing.Yu – Right to Housing: the Production of Spaces of Everyday Life in Yugoslavia (1945–1991), within which she is preparing a doctoral dissertation on the development of housing estates and standards of urban planning in Yugoslavia.