Gig work in the neon sprawl

Zero-hours contracts offer no guaranteed work while keeping employees on call for corporate needs.

Planned obsolescence forces constant maintenance, mirroring predatory real-world cycles of debt and corporate dependency.

Physical decline is a feature, as labor demands extract value until the body breaks down.

Corporate-owned bodies turn human minds into rentable assets, stripping away citizenship and bodily autonomy.

Solidarity emerges in the cracks of the gig economy, where shared struggle builds unexpected community.