Expand your Grayson Perry collection.

Perry is a treasured contemporary British artist also known for his alter ego, "Claire," a fictional character who appears in some of his works and serves as a vehicle for exploring gender identity. In 2003, he won the Turner Prize, one of the most prestigious awards in the British art world, and he received a Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) in 2013 for his services to contemporary art.

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Grayson Perry created this print for the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition that he curated in 2018.

The image was inspired by an Indian miniature with a similar distortion of size between rider and vehicle. Here Perry changed the horse for a motorcycle.

He created a machine that has the righteousness of social justice and equality on its side. It tramples over things like racism, sexism, poverty and homophobia with large spiked tires.