Drawing attention to the major environmental and human toll of global capital, Mark Cottle fashions two large carpets made from networks of nearly 10,000 single-use plastic bags that blanket Mies van der Rohe’s pavilion and signify the residue of consumed goods. “I’ve wanted to bring the discussion on the steep human price capital exacts,” Cottle says, “especially for the most vulnerable populations and at enormous expense to the environment.”