Adam Cooper-Terán is an award-winning, independent video artist from Tucson, Arizona, mostly known for his video installations and backdrops with Verbobala Spoken Video and the world renown pyrotechnic theater troupe, Flam Chen.

Adam has been featured across the North American continent, at major venues like the Coolidge Corner Theater (Boston), Bowery Poetry Club (New York), Tucson Convention Center, Oregon State University, the Mesa Arts Center, Supper Club (San Francisco), the Cathedral of Junk (Austin), and Arcosanti, Arizona.

Adam's work is primarily based around sampling the Internet using patterns or methods similar DJing, cooking, and lego-building. His interests range from the political to the pornographic, creating videos that challenge the notions of how movies should be seen or experienced. His current projects are generally focused on media de-construction, mostly in opposition to the War on Terrorism, Information, and the War in Iraq.