David Shrigley is known for his quirky, humorous, and often darkly satirical illustrations and sculptures. His unique style, characterised by simple line drawings paired with witty text, offers sharp commentary on everyday absurdities and human behaviour.

Shrigley’s art stands apart for its accessibility and relatability. His bold, naive drawings and pithy phrases often reflect the inner thoughts we hesitate to share, tapping into universal feelings of confusion, frustration, and amusement at the strangeness of modern life. From his iconic Really Good sculpture – a giant thumbs-up installed in London’s Trafalgar Square – to his countless doodles on life’s small absurdities, Shrigley invites viewers to engage with the world through a lens of humour and contemplation.