The Image System of Grayson Perry and Rhizomatic Thinking

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The research aims to analyze the work of Grayson Perry through the lens of Deleuze and Guattari's rhizome concept.
Analyzed visual compositions in artworks like <Golden Ghost> and <Map of an Englishman> for their rhizomatic structures.
Examined how Perry disrupts fixed gender binaries and reterritorializes trauma through his art.
Investigated the juxtaposition of subcultural symbols and classical forms in Perry's tapestry series.
Perry's works function as independent access points in a non-hierarchical network of meaning.
In <The Mother of All Battles>, Perry deconstructs fixed gender binaries through his alter ego, 'Claire'.
His tapestry series prompts plural connections between disparate cultural elements, challenging class hierarchies.

Analyzes Grayson Perry's work using rhizomatic thinking, uncovering themes of identity and culture.

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Sang-Mi Son (2026) studied this question.

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