A simple yet striking phrase, "Don't Worry," rendered in glowing white neon tubing, hangs against the wall in Martin Creed's characteristic handwritten script. The work transforms an everyday reassurance into a luminous object, inviting viewers to consider the tension between the casual comfort of the words and the stark, clinical brightness of the medium. Creed's use of neon reduces language to its most essential emotional currency, blurring the line between art object and direct human communication.