Zavier Ellis 'England (Video et taceo) VI (White)', 2026 Ink, emulsion, digital collage on gloss paper 29.7x21cm (11.7x8.3 in) JAN22 Release marking the year the tournament

marking the year the tournament reaches its largest form of 48 nations

intertwining past and present narratives of power and exclusion

Elizabeth I’s motto “I see and am silent” reframes silence as both authority and complicity

His work is featured in prominent private collections including the seminal Sammlung Annette und Peter Nobel

subjectivity and the rules

Zavier Ellis 'England (Video et taceo) VI (White)', 2026 Ink, emulsion, digital collage on gloss paper 29.7x21cm (11.7x8.3 in) JAN22 Release marking the year the tournamentOffered at a special museum collectors price of 50 to mark the simultaneous exhibitions 'This is England' at South Hill Park, Berkshire and 'The Life in a Line' at Heath Robinson Museum, London. 'England (Video et taceo)' layers portraits of Queen Elizabeth I, Lord Byron, and Johnny Rotten into a single composite figure, collapsing centuries of cultural and political identity. Embedded within the image are fragments of a recent anti immigration