portfolio
Cultural and visual education at multiple levels. Who has the responsibility?
Throughout my professional practice, I am always guided by the idea of how the visual content I help to create will impact the people who see them. This is a big responsibility. In the first year of MA, I was involved in the organisation of a one-day visual arts project with a sustainability focus, where, in addition to producing communication materials, I was also responsible for the logistics of the international exhibitors' artworks and the organisation of sponsorship. I then worked as a project manager for an art management company, where one of my main projects was the development and management of tenders for university students of arts. I have been working as an advertising professional for almost a year now, where, in addition to setting up the communication strategy, I also have an influence on the appearance of the ads and other content that goes out, often reminding me of the question that has been with me from the beginning: to what extent is it my responsibility to ensure the quality of their content and appearance?
thesis
Democratised museum. Visitor experience design for cultural equality
How can public cultural spaces really reach out to ever-changing communities and serve their needs? In my thesis I explore the increasingly visitor-centred nature of museum functions, the visitor research methodologies that enable this, and the potential of visitor experience design. My aim is to introduce a relatively new professional position in the region, the Visitor Experience Consultant, as a new actor in the museum institutional system, whose involvement can set a new direction for museums.