Bronek Kozka lives and works in Melbourne Australia. Kozka's ongoing involvement in arts education, he is a lecturer at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (university), lecturing in photography and portraiture, and his commercial photographic practice form the basis, for his art practice and his investigation of the portrayal of remembered moments. Kozka has exhibited in several group shows and award/prize shows, these include the national portrait prizes of both the Australia (2007+2009) and UK (2008), Albury Art Prize (highly commended), SCAP08 (commended) Scap09, Monash Gallery of Art Award (2008+2009) and the Hasseblad Masters Award 2008. Kozka's solo show include "Picturing Community: Ugunja, Kenya" (2002), "Auschwitz Revisited" (2005) and "The Best Years of Our Lives" (2009), Kozka has also been invited to exhibit a solo show at the Grand prix international de photographie de Vevey in 2010. In 2008 two series of Kozka’s work were published by teNeues in the Hassleblad Masters Book Vol.1, they were “Sunshine House” & “Passion”. Kozka work is held in several private collections in Australia and internationally. He is represented by Bett Gallery Hobart.