#360: Thorin's Last Words

Oil on canvas. Word painting, black on a white background, containing the words:

If more people valued home above gold this world would be a merrier place.

#359: Public Advisory Notice No.4: From Bloc Party

Oil on canvas word painting.  Also repeated on billboards and adverts on public transport.  

Black writing on a white background.  Text reads: 

#358: Public Advisory Notice No.3: From Radiohead

Oil on canvas word painting.  Also repeated on billboards and adverts on public transport.  

Black writing on a white background.  Text reads: 

Run until your lungs are sore

Until you find that open door

#357: Public Advisory Notice No.2: From Terry Callier

Oil on canvas word painting.  Also repeated on billboards and adverts on public transport.  

Black writing on a white background.  Text reads: 

Very few will really try to reach you.

#356: Public Advisory Notice No.1: From David Bowie

Oil on canvas word painting.  Also repeated on billboards and adverts on public transport.  

Black writing on a white background.  Text reads: 

Don't forget to keep your head warm.

#355: Your Rear Window

Diptych.  Photographs blown up to the size of your rear window showing:

1. The view from your rear window.
2. The view looking in through your rear window.

        (In both, the window frames and handles are visible alongside the view inside/outside)

#354: A Place to Plug in

Oil on canvas.  A huge room full of long desks with people sat down watching screens and wearing headphones that are visibly plugged in.  The vast majority of people are sat, watching their screens and talking.  Many are sat down staring, hunched and still, are looking away, or have their headphones off.  A few, though, are walking around looking at empty seats.  These people have their headphones around their necks and are holding the plug in their hands looking pensive or confused.  

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After Hobbs, Thomas (2026) Connie Converse was a folk-music genius. Then she vanished. Available at: https://www.bbc.co.uk/culture/article/20260413-the-mystery-of-a-missing-folk-music-pioneer. (Accessed: 20th April 2026).