Aria Covamonas

Aria Covamonas (he/she), by her own admission, was born in 1979 (Solar Common Era) on Earth, a naturally occurring planet in the solar system. Aria is a self-taught filmmaker, photomonteur, and animator. They are best known for their animated films, which are notably influenced by the photomontages of Hannah Höch and the oeuvre of mistress Margaret Dumont. Aria`s short films “Socrates’ Adventure in the Underground,” “Hideouser and Hideourser,” “Unidentified Item No. 984,” “Taxidermy for Beginners,” “Camille Saint-Saëns’ The Carnival of the Animals,” and “Tinnitus” have been shown extensively around the world. Covamona`s first feature “The Great History of Western Philosophy“ is a work-in-progress.