Aleksandra Pešterac (Bečej, 1984) is an architect. She received her doctorate from the Faculty of Technical Sciences at the University of Novi Sad, where she is currently an assistant professor leading courses in the field of scene architecture. Within the Department of Arts and Design, she is the Scene Design Chair. She was the Deputy Head of department, and the director of the Centre for Scene Design, Architecture and Technology – Scen (OISTAT Centre Serbia) from 2015 to 2020. 

As an architectural designer, she participated in the development of several projects – the most important being the conceptual design of scene architecture of the Youth Cultural District and Cultural Station Novo Naselje; the main interior design of the National Theater in Subotica; and the main architectural project of the Science and Technology Park of the University of Novi Sad (part of the Faculty of Technical Sciences). She has published papers at international conferences, as well as in national periodicals. She is the co-author of several award-winning projects in the field of architectural design. She is a renowned author and mentor, regularly taking an active role in exhibitions and workshops. In 2013, she received the ’Ranko Radović’ award for the project ’Invisible Cities’ in the category of television show, exhibition or multimedia presentation. She represented Serbia at the Prague Quadrennial twice. In 2019 as the Project Director, and in 2015 when she managed the preparation and realization of Serbia’s performance which was awarded the Gold Medal for Provoking a Dialogue. She is a member of the OISTAT Architecture Commission, the Association of Novi Sad Architects (DaNS) and Serbian Chamber of Engineers.

Role in the Biennale 2022.

selection member of the Program; Collab Commons, Youth Biennale