Flag Anthem is a large pink canvas that will be moistened every day. Many possible senses echo in it. The flag does not flutter on the wave; it is wet on the ground. The emblem does not refer to any country; it could be understood as a question over the defined meanings of the flags. The pink color, with all the underlying feminine meaning imprinted by society, arises questions over the masculine identities which are traditionally associated with the principles of the nation. The white tissue, described analytically by Carmela, lingers as a critical reflection proposal. In any case, the task is up to the spectator. Carmela inserts ambiguous signs, whose critical sense is never evident or set.