Monika Kus-Picco’s work explores expired products from the pharmaceutical industry to create vivid experiences with these substances and to explore the connections between social systems, gender, and regional-cultural differences in medicine. The artist’s exploration of disease and the extensive use of medications is rooted in her family history.

Works are intended to draw attention to the mass sale of brightly colored pills in the USA, as well as to a drug that sparked a second sexual revolution. In another cycle of works, attention is paid to the important gender medicine.