Festsaal Kreuzberg recently transformed into a sea of red for the latest "Kinky Galore" event, and Alexandra S. Aderhold was there to capture every sizzling moment. From scarlet spotlights to daring crimson ensembles, the night pulsed with bold energy and unapologetic flair.

On 31.08.24, the newly renamed Neon Protest (formerly the Lingerie Animal Rights Protest) at Brandenburger Gate was a vibrant and impactful event. Under the warm, sunny skies of Berlin, more than 15 passionate activists gathered to spread the message of animal rights, dressed in colorful and eye-catching outfits to capture more attention (...)

Organized by Jahn and Sarah, the event was a celebration filled with summer vibes and sun-drenched moments. There was dancing, laughter, and of course, a bit of flirting – a true delight to see all the people enjoying themselves so freely. (…)

(…) With new, eye-catching signs in hand, which Alexandra had spent almost a year designing and creating, the protestors drew in plenty of curious park visitors. Many stopped to chat and engage in thoughtful discussions about animal cruelty and exploitation. The team handed out loads of informational materials and recorded several powerful videos to help spread the word even further. (…)

Organized by Jahn and Sarah, the event was a celebration filled with summer vibes and sun-drenched moments. There was dancing, laughter, and of course, a bit of flirting – a true delight to see all the people enjoying themselves so freely. (…)

Why not spice up the evening with a little poker night? Alexandra S. Aderhold, with her keen artistic eye, joined B. and R. for a play date like no other. The result? A stunning collection of vegan erotic art that captures the essence of pleasure, passion, and playfulness. The evening commenced innocently with a deck of cards, (…)

(…) As the artist and visionary, Alexandra imparts a clear message embedded in these projects: “I aim to spotlight the intersection of animal rights with art, fashion, and technology. I firmly believe that ethical art is inseparable from the principles of consent and the rights of all sentient beings (…)

(…) The protest garnered the attention it deserved, with a news reporter on-site conducting interviews with some of the activists. Additionally, Andrew J. Alexander, currently working on the documentary "Creating a Vegan World," was present, filming the protest and interviewing activists as part of his upcoming project. (…)

(…) Ausstellungsstücke shifts focus to the dominant stance of masters, i.e., humans, and the enforced submissiveness of slaves, i.e., animals, which neither can give consent nor are legally protected from being used as a resource. In this photo series, the objectified subjects are subjected to the authority of Alexandra S. Aderhold without prior knowledge of what will happen during the session. This approach draws an additional parallel to animal exploitation because non-human animals live in constant uncertainty about what will happen to them next, enduring a persistent state of fear and terror. (…)

(…) The highlight of the day was the presence of Raffaela Raab, famously known as "Die Militante Veganerin," one of the most prominent animal rights activists in German-speaking countries. Her significant online following, particularly on TikTok, brought a younger demographic to the protest, sparking engaging discussions about animal rights and the abolition of animal slavery, (…)

In the vibrant art scene of Berlin, a unique collaboration unfolded between Magdalena Piech, an accomplished Polish-American artist specializing in coal drawing, and Alexandra S. Aderhold, known for her skillful visual artistry.

On August 20, 2023, Sabine “Bine” Krist and Alexandra S. Aderhold organized their first animal rights protest in vibrant lingerie in Berlin. Stretching from the Brandenburg Gate to Checkpoint Charlie, this event served as a rallying cry for the fundamental rights of other sentient beings.

Introduced earlier in 2023, "FKK" (also known as Freikörperkultur which translates to free-body-culture) stands as Alexandra S. Aderhold's latest photobook creation. Every facet of this book, from its conception, graphic design, photography, creative and art direction, post-production, print production, to even the writing, is a labor of love that yearned to be shared with the world.

736M - That's the title of this photo series. It represents 736 million sentient beings that we kill every week*. This staggering number moved Alexandra S. Aderhold to initiate this weekly updated photo series.

In the summer of 2021, Alexandra S. Aderhold embarked on a journey to a former dairy farm that had undergone a transformation into a sanctuary called Lebenslänglich (translates to Life Sentence). The purpose was to create a poignant short film, which you can find at the end of this article, documenting this remarkable transition.