Election Flags

2020 



2020 Voter Registration Form

2020

Dye sublimation printing on flag.

Spanning the weeks surrounding the 2020 United States presidential election, Killoran displayed a series of flags that highlighted both the practical administrative concerns of the electoral process as well as the existential crisis brought on by the current political moment. The project was in San Predro California at  Harborview and Pole which hosts an ongoing series of artist designed flags.

The first flag displayed from Oct 5th – October 19th was an enlarged version of the voter registration form.




2020 Voting Ballot 
2020

Dye sublimation printing on flag.


Oct 20 - Nov 3, 2020. 


After voter registration ended in California, a second flag, which consisted of an enlarged presidential ballot displayed from October 20th – November 3rd  (Election Day) was hoisted.





TBD
2020

Dye sublimation printing on flag.


November 3rd (Election Day) - November 7th.

The third flag, entitled TBD was hoisted on November 3rd, Election Day and displayed an image of an empty presidential podium. It continued to fly until the election’s result was clearly determined and therefore serve as a public marker of American political precariousness.




Hoister’s Dilemma 
2020


Dye sublimation printing on flag.

November 8th, 2020 to January 20, 2021 (Inauguration Day). 

This final flag of the series, titled “Hoister’s Dilemma,” the flag bears the image of a high definition television displaying an American flag prominently placed in a living room. However, the room is inverted in relationship to the flag depicted on the screen, thus leaving the decision of whether to hang the flag so that the image of the American flag appears right side up or alternatively to orient the living room right side up, leaving the depiction of the American flag upside down, entirely up the hoister.