Emily Grimble is a London based multidisciplinary artist whose work challenges social structures. Grimble’s recent work responds to the signs, prompts and symbols which increasingly occupy our public spaces, especially in inner city areas, which are a common means to change behaviour in our society. The work draws on elements of colour, pattern, texture and typography to create works which feel familiar, yet reflect the effect the overuse of signage has; in which it loses its intended meaning and therefore fails to achieve the subsequent behaviour. Grimble paints on discarded cardboard, commonly found on our city streets and allows the qualities of each piece to guide the painting.