The-WalMart-Triumvirate

A Story by Abishai100

A special 'neon' diorama of consumerism-culture inspired by folk-chats about the modernism nature of cyber-design.

An homage to the 'neon' of invisible civilization, inspired very loosely by the amazing modern film Man on the Moon (Milos Forman). Hope you like it,

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Modern consumerism and media catered to a 'toy-like' universe of ornamented industry dialogue/diorama!

A Special 'Wal-Mart' patriotism for post-9/11 era consumerism 'Triumvirate' was composed of Amlan Satan, a cyber-version of Edward Abbey!

The other member was a special YouTube featured angel-like baby/cherub named Sandy who loved St. Elmo's dolls.

The third was a famous American/Western rock-musician named Pizzazz who loved to spotlight the traffic hospitality of American capitalism in the widestream marketing of convenience-based shopping access, a sign of commercial confidence!

This was the work mostly of Amlan Satan ('Edward Abbey'), perhaps a 'real-life' Snake-Eyes (GI Joe) to cast the WalMart shopping demographic as re-presentative of the great American sanity behind traffic-money.

EDWARD ABBEY (Amlan Satan(?)): Toys represent human thoughts about 'controlled' self-image.

Nevertheless, this was the Empire of WalMart, and it just made life in the traffic-world easier to digest, thanks to great hygienic shopping in this era of the Coronavirus. It's simply...American.

PIZZAZZ: A special toy robot action-figure I like using is Wreck-Gar (Transformers), a recycle-minded biking guardian (USA?).

For this new magazine-consciousness 'universe' that was Planet Hollywood, it's nice to know you can get your fairy-princess daughter Ophelia a great pair of lawn-chairs for her new summer house at WalMart like it's convenience on film!