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F-U Red Blue transforms political outrage into visual activism through the language of pop art and sacred geometry. At its center is a fractured, geometric middle finger, rendered in shades of red, white and blue, a blunt symbol of protest that reflects the deep divisions within American democracy. Behind it, the background is split with the Flower of Life subtly emerging from radiating lines, representing unity, creation, and a reminder of the deeper connection we share even in moments of division.

F-U Red Blue is the conceptual spark for FLIP, a participatory installation that invites people to respond to the question: “What flips you off?” Using printed versions of the artwork, participants create their own responses—turning personal frustration into a collective visual statement. As the wall grows, it becomes a living archive of emotion, dialogue, and shared experience.

Rooted in Reich’s mantra, “To express is to heal,” FLIP extends the intention of F-U Red Blue beyond the individual. By embracing the immediacy and accessibility of popular visual culture, she creates a space where art becomes action—where emotional release and community engagement exist side by side. FLIP seeks resonance, transforming a provocative gesture into a shared tool for reflection, connection, and healing.

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