As a testament to the impact of the switch to capitalism in Eastern Europe and the resulting survival economy, hundreds of jackets sent from the West to the East were collected from thrift shops and brought back to the West to be stitched together, creating a monumental coat which envelops, shields, and takes over the viewer. At the same time, this work speaks towards Dudek's investigations of crowd dynamics and mass spectacles: what happens when 300 bodies become entangled as a single mass?