Reversed Image was created in response to attempts inseveral countries to ban or restrict the Palestinian flag after October 7. It begins with a simple gesture: the Palestinian flag’s colours are inverted, rendering ittemporarily unrecognisable, and through digital reversal, the image can be restored at any moment. The photographs show the work in both its inverted and restored states. In this movement between concealment and return, the image becomes a tactic. Since its creation, the project has travelled across several countries, gathering around different groups of activists and reappearing in new contexts. This circulation is part of the work itself: a way for images, solidarities, and political memory to persist under conditions that seek to suppress them.