Zavier Ellis 'England (Video et taceo) III (Blue)', 2026 Ink, emulsion, digital collage on gloss paper 29.7x21cm (11.7x8.3 in) Sabrina Phillips Saatchi Gallery

Saatchi Gallery

Berkshire and 'The Life in a Line' at Heath Robinson Museum

cementing his reputation as a key chronicler of British counterculture

the piece recalls a defaced street poster

the edition captures a rich depth of tone and contrast

Zavier Ellis 'England (Video et taceo) III (Blue)', 2026 Ink, emulsion, digital collage on gloss paper 29.7x21cm (11.7x8.3 in) Sabrina Phillips Saatchi GalleryOffered 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