Hrvoslava Brkušić graduated in Film and Television Editing from the Academy of Dramatic Art in Zagreb and holds a Master’s degree from the Department of New Media at the Academy of Fine Arts. In her artistic practice, she works across sound installations, live performance, film and video. She has presented her work at various events and festivals, including Izlog suvremenog zvuka, the Music Biennale Zagreb, and the 25 FPS Festival in Croatia, as well as internationally in Italy, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Spain, Poland, Lithuania, Austria, and elsewhere. She has edited a number of films screened at festivals such as the International Film Festival Rotterdam, IDFA Amsterdam, CPH:DOX, Sarajevo Film Festival, 25 FPS, the International Short Film Festival Oberhausen, and many others. Through her work on film education projects in Senegal, Burkina Faso and Palestine, she has engaged with questions of access, representation, and erased narratives in local film archives, which has led her towards artistic research into the colonial gaze and archival presence. As an educator, she teaches at the Restart Documentary Film School and the Academy of Fine Arts, and is part of the team running the film laboratory Klubvizija in Zagreb.