In "Sensitive Property", Micheal DeForge employs a minimalist approach to both text and art.  The visual component conjoins his clean line figures with blocks of primary colors employed to indicate space in the French manner, somewhat akin to Blexbolex, while the text is entirely in the form of the protagonist's narration of her actions.  The combined effect is one of extreme detachment and disassociation. The plot serves to connect the subterfuge of corporations, the economic power of the real estate market, and their combined coöption and subversion of radical dissent; its folding into the status quo.