Screenshot Garden

Screenshot of the poem 'Early Capitalism' by Joe Wenderoth, published by The Nation magazine. The poem compares capitalism to an engineered pillow that simulataneously comforts and suffocates you. In the screenshot, the poem is surrounded top, bottom, and in between lines by popup ads and cookie banners. Front and back views of a Hawaiian shirt covered in horses, American flags, and tropical flowers, superimposed on a scene of a farm field at sunset. Screenshot of a link to an article entitled, “Neuroscience Says Doing This 1 Thing Makes You Just as Happy as Eating 2,000 Chocolate Bars” A sign reads “Only a garden is free” on the grounds of Matsumoto Castle, Japan. Auto-completed search suggestions for the query “disposal of”. The first suggestion by the search engine is “disposal of dead horse”. A newspaper headline reads “Sandwiches: A meal you hold in your hand” above an image of a corned beef reuben sliced in half. A digital display outside a store called All that Glitters shows an icon of a recycle bin with the text ‘Recycle Bin’. Chopsticks pierce egg yolks on a bed of raw oats in a still for a video entitled ‘Don't fry the eggs, add a bowl of cereal, which is more fragrant than eating meat’. A graphic of a horse with a yellow-white aura and cones of colorful light shooting out at random points, supporting an article called ‘Chakras’. A father and son walk along a grassy trail leading to the inside of an umbilicus. Two figure are further along the trail.