By Byeongwon Ha : :
MAGAA serves as a platform, offering the audience a public sphere where they can engage in dialogues about ‘Make America Great Again.’ Visitors are encouraged to either uphold the default image of the American flag or deconstruct it according to their own perspectives by posting their own video clips. As implied by 'Again and Again,' this project thrives on the repetitive participation of visitors within a sustainable interactive environment. In addition, while checking the titles, visitors also find diverse postings by other participants. This will be a significant opportunity to listen to other voices from different perspectives. It is intentionally designed to be asynchronously exhibited in diverse countries, shedding light on the internal and external perceptions of the American image. While traveling around the world, sometimes, MAGAA returns to the United States and shows a collage-based American flag image, facilitating a transatlantic, transpacific, trans-cultural, even virtual dialogue beyond the physical boundaries. This serves as a playable public sphere for the exchange of diverse perspectives on opinions, responsibilities, and criticism related to the concept of ‘Make America Great Again.’
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