We Don’t Feed The Pigs Because They Want To Eat

I’M WEARING A SUIT AND I FEED MONEY TO THE PIGS.

WE ARE LIVING IN CAPITALIST SYSTEMS,
TRADE AND GOODS DETERMINE OUR LIVES.

"Watch as I perform a satirical take on capitalism: dressed in a suit, I feed money to pigs. This act symbolizes our system, where trade and goods dictate our lives. Despite being essential for survival, food and drink have become status symbols, driven by scarcity and market demands. In marketing, it’s said that 'the goods we need must always be fewer than what’s available' to maintain market dynamics. In this performance, I reverse the roles, feeding the pigs—usually raised to make money—with money itself."