This series adopts the interventive gesture of flagplanting as a method to subvert the omnipresent yet invisible structure of land governance with individual agency. The work highlights the subtle totality of state landownership in the land-scarce country, while also serving as a form of documentation of the transient cityscape. Flags bearing the official logo of the Singapore Land Authority (SLA) are clandestinely planted on SLA-owned properties and open fields that are temporarily vacant and reserved for urban developments, as a form of unauthorised declaration.