The black eye is perfect because this is how we feel. Madonna is never one to walk away from controversy, and she was quick to share this new artwork by Scottish artist Michael Forbes. The artist portrays a caricature-like image of the President-elect as 'King Kong Trump' sitting on the head of our beloved Statue of Liberty, personified by Madonna. The human rights icon is holding a sign saying 'Not My President' -- a declaration that Hillary Clinton won the popular vote by nearly 3 million Americans.

"After Madonna posted it on Instagram my phone has been ringing repeatedly with people telling me about it," Forbes told the BBC.

Forbes has long been open about his opposition to the actions and policies of America's Twitter President-elect, writes ArtNet.. He is a member of the 'Tripping Up Trump' (TUT) movement protesting Trump's development of a gold course in Aberdeenshire, a council area in Scotland.

"Donald Trump's track record shows he cannot be trusted to behave reasonably towards his neighbors or act responsibly towards the environment," TUT declares on its website.

As a Hillary Clinton supporter, Madonna has been a staunch activist against Trump. In sharing the Forbes artwork, Madonna wrote: "Superman (or woman) to the rescue!"

Madonna & Minter Sold Out At Brooklyn Museum

Madonna, Photo by Mert Alas & Marcus Piggot, courtesy of the Brooklyn Museum.

Madonna will join artist Marilyn Minter tonight on the eve of the presidential inauguration at a SOLD OUT event at The Brooklyn Museum.

The two fearless feminist provocateurs will talk art, culture, feminist, and the current state of affairs in America and around the world. Writes the Brooklyn Museum's website: Connecting Madonna, an artist, activist, and philanthropist, with Minter, whose work explores cultural perceptions of women, this unprecedented conversation will highlight the impact of female artists within broader culture and social change. Moderated by poet, essayist, and playwright Elizabeth Alexander and by Anne Pasternak, Shelby White and Leon Levy Director of the Museum.

Tonight's historic event is part of A Year of Yes: Reimagining Feminism at the Brooklyn Museum, a yearlong series of exhibitions and programs celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Museum's Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art.

Marilyn Minter 'Orange Crust' (2009). Courtesy of the Brooklyn Museum.

Madonna addressed the 'woman problem' in her recent Billboard speech:

Women have been so oppressed for so long they believe what men have to say about them. They believe they have to back a man to get the job done. And there are some very good men worth backing, but not because they’re men—because they’re worthy. As women, we have to start appreciating our own worth, and each other’s worth. Seek out strong women to befriend, to align yourself with, to learn from, to be inspired by, to collaborate with, to support, [and] to be enlightened by.

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