Grayson Perry is an acclaimed contemporary artist whose work often challenges societal norms and expectations. One of his notable pieces is the print titled "Print for a Politician," which is a commentary on politics and power. In many ways, this artwork is typical of Perry's work, which often explores themes of identity, power, and authority. Perry is known for his use of traditional craft techniques, such as ceramics and tapestry, to create works that are both aesthetically pleasing and socially relevant. His work often challenges traditional hierarchies and power structures, and seeks to give voice to those who are marginalized and excluded from mainstream society.

The print features a landscape of a made up world with various factions and stereotypes often positioned side by side in what would be impossible in the real world, highlighting the tension and conflict that exists between people.

Through this print, Perry is critiquing the way in which politics and our social-political "norms" has become a game, with politicians jostling for power and influence rather than serving the people they represent. The image of the protesting people in the background serves as a reminder that politics is not just a game; it has real-world consequences for real people. The print challenges politicians to remember the responsibility they have to the people they represent and to prioritize the needs and well-being of their constituents over their own personal gain.