Monika K. Adler is a photography artist, filmmaker, actress and writer, founder of international company Monika K. Adler Entertainment specializing in contemporary art photography & film. Adler graduated from the School of Fine Arts ( Art & Design ) and the European Academy of Photography in Warsaw/Poland : Creation & Expressionism. Her works has been exposed in exhibitions around the world and published in prestigious trade magazines. She works & lives between London and NY.

PROFILE:
Photography artist
Filmmaker
Actress
Writer

My name is Bethany Procopio and I am an American-born Basel-based painter.

Individual & collaborative artists.

Becky's work, in the broadest sense, looks at ethics and responsibility on both a personal and a global level, drawing inspiration from current and controversial issues.

Jason’s work generally examines a Postmodern society pandering to the controlling influence of an overly authoritarian state, fueled by the greed of commerce. Focusing on the exploration of individual trudges through 21st century life. Taking their place in a society contentedly restraining itself to the well trodden path laid before it.

Passionate about people, relationships and the way the world works, my practice reveals structures and raises questions concerning social, economic and ecological perspectives.

Working nationally and internationally, often with multiple project partners, I 'activate' spaces by re-appropriating waste, confronting dogmas and igniting creativity at an individual and organisational level.

My processes involve Installation, photography, moving image, print and on-line projects.

It is important for me to use my work as a means of exploring and potentially understanding human behaviour as manifested through images it constructs of itself. Typically, my practice involves a number of strategies such as exploration of popular mass media, philosophical texts, and speculative fiction, which I build into a ‘cosmology’ using imagined myth, symbol and fable. My practice both reflects and is placed within these imagined cosmologies.