The installation, titled Do You Notice Me Now? explores the mundane details in the public space and questions the arrogance of behaviours within this shared space that result in permanent traces. Hiscocks is intrigued by these actions repeatedly performed by individuals. Boring Importance is the video element within this which presents found evidence of behaviours in an innovative way by changing their scale and state. The video demands your attention to the mistreatment and fatigue of time; the minor movements from shadows, tiny bugs and evidence of wind are enough to keep your concentration on the immersive, relaxed pace of each clip.