No Future (Red/Yellow) is a visceral statement piece by Shepard Fairey that channels the raw energy of punk nihilism into his signature propaganda-inflected visual language. Executed in mixed media combining stencil work, silkscreen, and collage on paper, the layered technique creates a richly textured surface where each process leaves a visible trace — a deliberate nod to the accumulative nature of street culture and social messaging. The red and yellow palette is a charged political choice, evoking both revolutionary fervor and cautionary warning, amplified by Fairey's bold, graphic typography and figurative elements drawn from his OBEY movement iconography. The phrase 'No Future' directly references the anarchic despair of the Sex Pistols era while recontextualizing it within contemporary anxieties around systemic collapse and political disillusionment. Within the Triple Trouble collaboration, this work asserts Fairey's role as the collection's conscience — confronting the viewer with an urgent, uncomfortable message dressed in visually seductive form.