As part of Prince William’s @HomewardsUK Homelessness: Reframed exhibition @SurfingSofas created Spectra of Displacement, a poetic exploration of homelessness, capturing the diverse and complex experiences of those affected. Surfing Sofas is a poet whose work focuses on experiences of homelessness and social justice, and is also the poet in residence at the Museum of Homelessness. Home is where the car is:   Some store their clothes Inside their boots. With the irony of not needing A foot or clutch to change gear.   Some lose their drive, Once they burnout, then crash. And some people are Driven to insanity’s strange lair.   Steering their way through The rugged terrain of the rocky, racing Roads of life.   Encased in their Four-wheeled metal shells Through the hottest days And through the coldest nights.   But…   Does anyone notice How broken they are? Does anyone focus To notice their scars? No house to call home, And nowhere to go, They’ve been left to make some Kind of Home from their cars.   Some have parking tickets All over their cars. Some have – cardboard taped on The windows on their cars. To block out the light of the moon and the glow of the stars Then they search for 40 winks, So they can doze in the cars.   On their own in the cars, It gets cold in their cars, And some nights get scary, All alone in their cars. Hoping this won’t be forever, But in the meantime, They do what they can To feel at home in their cars.   I know what it’s like to live a life Engulfed with years of hardships But imagine living in your cars, Through the coldness and the darkness. People driven to wish For a home to get them started. But sadly, for the time being Home is where their car is 🥺 One more day to visit @saatchi_gallery to visit the #HomelessnessReframed exhibition as it ends tomorrow. There is some discussion that it might be displayed at a few locations around the UK but nothing confirmed. #PrinceWilliam #Homewards