OPA (Obsessive Possessive Aggression) was founded in 2001 by the visual artists Slobodanka Stevceska (*1971, Macedonia) and Denis Saraginovski (*1971, Macedonia). Both of them studied at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Skopje and are working on the borderline of art, media and performance. OPA focuses on researching the social, cultural and everyday issues, as well as the ways of looking, thinking and behaving of a certain community in the shifting social and political conditions, using humor and a critical approach. 

OPA reacts to the actual situations conceptualizing them into an art form by meta-situations/positions/narratives. Thus their activities include actions, context-specific projects, video, TV screenings, mockumentaries, etc. Their projects are often related to the societal life of the artist and the art system, deconstructing the artwork and its units: artist/performer, object/artifact, audience, expectation, and more widely, curator/manager/institution. 

OPA's most used topics so far are authority, intrusion, elitism, conformism, lethargy, ideology, utopia, and media manipulation.