The Fourth Plinth

Alex · 07-31-2009, 01:27 PM

I'd probably lie down and try to be really hard to be seen. While I've most moved on my intense juvenile stage fright I still don't like knowing that I'm on camera. And I only become really comfortable if there's a lot of immediate feedback. Though maybe I'd hold up a sign saying "Is your job/life so boring that you have nothing better to do than watch me hold this sign?"

But I do love that fourth plinth. It is such a classical environment that when they put something unabashedly modern up (as was the case when we were there last October) there it gives an added layer that's nice.

07-31-2009, 01:27 PM	#2
Alex . Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 13,354	I'd probably lie down and try to be really hard to be seen. While I've most moved on my intense juvenile stage fright I still don't like knowing that I'm on camera. And I only become really comfortable if there's a lot of immediate feedback. Though maybe I'd hold up a sign saying "Is your job/life so boring that you have nothing better to do than watch me hold this sign?" But I do love that fourth plinth. It is such a classical environment that when they put something unabashedly modern up (as was the case when we were there last October) there it gives an added layer that's nice.
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