Imagined Territories A Flag for Everyone and for No One archival giclée print

Archival giclée edition on 300gsm textured archival stock, Edition of 50
760mm x 478mm
Blind emboss stamp signature to front

Echoing the original city-wide installation of Imagined Territories, this work reimagines the language of flags as symbols of shared belonging. Layers of colour, rhythm and geometry collide to form a composition that feels civic yet deeply personal — a flag for everyone, and for no one. Each print captures the energy of the original installation while standing alone as a statement about pride, complexity and human connection. 

10% of all profits from this edition will be donated to ArtCry, supporting politically engaged artworks in public space.

Imagined Territories is a self-initiated public artwork and citywide poster campaign unfolding across more than 20 sites and civic locations in Sheffield and Barnsley. From large-scale 48-sheet billboards to citywide poster placements, the work reimagines the flag as a symbol of connection rather than division — a flag for everyone, and for no one.

Across Britain, flags have become louder: raised on buildings, roundabouts and across our screens. The act of flying a flag has never felt more complex, shaping how we see ourselves and each other. Symbols once meant to unite are now used to divide. I grew up in a South Yorkshire mining town, not far from Manvers where riots broke out in 2024, but the sense of how a flag can hold pride and fear in the same breath came long before.