Dan Perjovschi
Untitled

2005

EB66

Screen print
100 x 70 cm

Edition of 100, signed and numbered
Edition A: 55 copies (numbered 1/55 - 55/55, all in portfolios)
Edition B: 35 copies (numbered I/XXXV - XXXV/XXXV)
10 Artists Proofs (numbered AP 1/10 - AP 10/10)

500 Euro (Edition B)

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part of portfolio Love It or Leave It
Screen print by Dan Perjovschi. A dark blue surface with a white border, on which Perjovschi has drawn and written in his typical style about the relationship between Romania and the EU.

    Dan Perjovschi’s screen print brings together a selection of his characteristic drawings, which comment humorously and analytically on current events – in this case, the difficult and often confusing processes of socio-political change between East and West after 1990 and the admission of “non-Western” countries into the European Union: “OK, we take the star,” says the EU circle of stars to the crescent moon. With a list of the various terms for the region that he, as a Romanian artist, has represented in international political discourse since the 1990s, he traces the changing perception of his homeland by the West, while emphasizing that he has never moved away from Bucharest.
    Text: Eva Scharrer