Performance artist Marina Abramovi? set up a bizarre art installation outside the 2026 World Economic Forum annual meeting, where world leaders can board a bus to "experience stillness."

Images from inside the school bus-turned-art project, titled, "The Bus," show the vehicle's front window substituted with a giant screen that changes colors.

Artsy.net describes:

Once inside the cabin, they surrender their digital devices and are equipped with noise-canceling headphones. They are then guided through the Abramovi? Method—a series of exercises focused on breath, stillness, and temporal awareness.

"Launching it at the World Economic Forum in Davos means global leaders can participate," said Abramovi?, of Clinton-Podesta "Spirit Cooking" infamy, adding, "It means decision makers can join together in silence, remembering or finding common ground between them."

Whatever.

Aside from the installation's touchy-feely, feel-good impression, many people believe Abramovi?'s reputation as a "globalist witch" precedes her.

Back in 2016, amid the Donald Trump / Hillary Clinton presidential contest, Infowars dropped a November surprise reporting Clinton campaign chair John Podesta had been invited to attend a "Spirit Cooking" dinner, where Abramovi? used a concoction of semen, breast milk and pig's blood for various "recipes."