When the entire city is an experience curated by tech giants, can true resistance exist when counterculture is for sale?

Skin of Berlin is a design fiction set in a future Berlin where technology giants have commodified all aspects of counterculture into a thematic tourist simulation that sits as a digital skin over the city.

The corporeal city is rebuilt as a mediated experience where the fringes of society is folded into the mainstream using surveillance and haptic technology, influenced by technology monopolies collaborating with the government.