Dan Perzovski is known for his minimalist, fast-paced drawings, which are often filled with irony, humor, and political commentary. He uses various forms of drawing – from wall installations, art books, to activist drawings – to criticize and analyze contemporary reality. His works address topics such as military conflicts, migration, political systems, and global economic challenges. He transforms drawing into a medium for communicating current social issues, and his installations are characterized by spontaneity and immediacy, which makes them unique and temporary. He most often creates his drawings in world-famous museum spaces, such as those at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, where he created them in front of visitors. Another exhibition by Perzovski is drawn on the walls of a Portuguese bank and consists of comic drawings, which refer to several European issues such as Romania’s acceptance into the EU and the legalization of abortion in Portugal. His work reflects, above all, human issues and social relations.
Пержовски има реализирано бројни самостојни изложби во МоМА Њујорк, Тејт Модерн во Лондон, ВанАбе Музејот во Ајндховен, МАКРО во Рим, Киазма Хелсинки и Лудвиг Музејот во Келн. Учествува на бројни престижни групни изложби и манифестации, како Документа 15, Биеналето во Венеција, Биеналата во Истанбул, Лион, Џакарта, Сао Пауло и Сиднеј. Од 2010 година, Пержовски го продуцира цртачкиот проект во јавен простор насловен „Хоризонтален весник“, во Сибиу Романија.

Lia Perzovski is a conceptual artist and researcher who, through her work, creates connections between art, science and education. Her project “Knowledge Museum” is a long-term research effort to archive and transmit information from different fields of knowledge. Her works often question the norms of seeing and understanding the world, examining how perception is shaped by social, political and cultural contexts. She is the founder of several platforms and institutions such as “CCA” – the Contemporary Art Archive Bucharest and “KM” – the Museum of Knowledge, as well as “TSK” – the Telescopic Space of Knowledge. Lia Perzovski has realized solo exhibitions at the Nasher Museum in Dallas, the Ivan Gallery in Bucharest, the ESPAI Castellon Museum in Spain, as well as a number of group exhibitions, including at the Centre Pompidou-Beaubourg in Paris, Tate Modern in London, MACBA Barcelona and the Biennale in São Paulo and Sydney.

“This exhibition intertwines their shared approaches, while offering a multifaceted vision of how art can serve as a medium for social critique and transformation. Despite the different media in which they work, both artists share a common goal of using art as an instrument for engagement and change,” says curator Gaqina.