In The Society of the Spectacle, Guy Debord used the term ‘spectacle’ to describe a culture centred around passive consumption of media devoid of substance.  I documented instances of the ‘spectacle’ as I came across them in advertisements seen on social media. These images collectively show what ‘commodities’ were being sold to me during this period - some of these include opportunities to “play with identity, style and creativity,” information on whether I “pass the ‘pretty’ test,” methodologies to “meet the challenge of working with Gen Z,” and even copies of The Society of the Spectacle. I used these advertisements to illustrate exerpts from the text by Debord. The book is accordion folded so that the surface of the book is covered in instances of  ‘spectacle’, while the interior of the book, once unfolded, reveals the actual text.