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Medium: Etching
Edition size: 7
Year: 2005
Size: H 68cm x W 250cm
Signed: Yes
Format: Signed Print
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Print For A Politician (Deep Red) is an etching created by Grayson Perry in 2005. This artwork presents a map-like illustration infused with political themes, showcasing Perry's keen insight into societal issues. It exemplifies his broader body of work, which often critiques power dynamics and identity.
In Print For A Politician (Deep Red), Perry employs a deep red hue to craft a visually complex etching that resembles a detailed map. The piece is populated with various symbols and figures, each contributing to a narrative that critiques political authority and societal structures. Perry’s technique highlights his mastery of etching, allowing for rich textures and intricate details. This work is part of a series that includes other prints exploring similar themes, such as Map Of An Englishman. The commentary woven throughout the artwork invites viewers to reflect on governance and influence, making it a notable piece within contemporary art discussions. The combination of visual storytelling and social critique is a hallmark of Perry’s artistic approach, reinforcing his reputation as a thought-provoking commentator on modern life.
A beacon of British contemporary art, Grayson Perry defies artistic norms with his distinctive blend of wit, satire, and profound social commentary. Renowned for his ceramic masterpieces adorned with intricate narratives, Perry's alter-ego, Claire, adds another layer to his multidimensional artistry. Winner of the Turner Prize in 2003, Perry delves into the complexities of identity, class, gender, and societal norms. His tapestries, sculptures, and drawings showcase a keen insight into the human condition, challenging viewers to confront uncomfortable truths with humour and empathy. Perry's artistic victories consolidate him as disruptor of mainstream expression and as a key player in the contemporary arts scene.