This archival project centers around the contemporary subject of Covid-19, aiming to convey a critical message that has previously been overlooked. During my research on Covid-19-related articles, I came across a specific piece discussing former President Trump's policies pertaining to the virus. Irrespective of my personal political views, I hold the belief that Trump downplayed the gravity of the pandemic and mishandled the situation.

Consequently, this archival collection serves as a satirical reflection of my perspective on how Trump could have effectively addressed the issue. Notable elements within the piece include a reinterpretation of Trump's renowned slogan, "Make America Great Again." Collectively, I perceive the artwork to bear resemblances and allusions to the stylistic approach employed by American illustrator James Montgomery Flagg in his 1917 military propaganda piece, "I Want You for U.S. Army."