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Calender 2007

Dan Perjovschi's El País, lithograph with bold black doodles overlaying Spanish newspaper text, critiquing media and social issues.

// El País by Dan Perjovschi is a 2007 limited edition lithograph that merges drawing with printed text to create a visually striking commentary on media, society, and politics. Perjovschi’s bold black linework overlays a Spanish newspaper page, featuring spontaneous, almost childlike sketches and symbols. These abstract forms appear to mock or question the surrounding text, which discusses themes of freedom and power. His minimalistic, humorous doodles serve as a critique of contemporary issues, using simple imagery to challenge and subvert the serious tone of the newsprint beneath. Measuring 41 cm by 29 cm, this piece reflects Perjovschi’s distinctive approach to social commentary, making complex ideas accessible through visual irony and satire.

Artwork Copyright © Dan Perjovschi

El País, 2007

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// El País by Dan Perjovschi is a 2007 limited edition lithograph that merges drawing with printed text to create a visually striking commentary on media, society, and politics. Perjovschi’s bold black linework overlays a Spanish newspaper page, featuring spontaneous, almost childlike sketches and symbols. These abstract forms appear to mock or question the surrounding text, which discusses themes of freedom and power. His minimalistic, humorous doodles serve as a critique of contemporary issues, using simple imagery to challenge and subvert the serious tone of the newsprint beneath. Measuring 41 cm by 29 cm, this piece reflects Perjovschi’s distinctive approach to social commentary, making complex ideas accessible through visual irony and satire.

Artwork Copyright © Dan Perjovschi

Dan Perjovschi

El País, 2007

Limited Edition Print

Lithograph

EUR 500

Dan Perjovschi

Calender 2007, 2007

Limited Edition Print

Mixed Media

EUR 1,200

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