'Alison Lapper Pregnant' by Marc Quinn will be made of marble and be 4.7m tall. Mr Quinn said he wanted a sculpture showing disability like Nelson, who only has one arm.
Stefan Gec's 'Mannequin' is two life-size Tomahawk cruise missiles made from wood. He says he wants to link "Nelson's powerful naval fleet with a symbol of contemporary warfare".
Sarah Lucas, creator of 'This One's For The Pigeons', hopes local pigeons will "organically develop" the piece. She says it shows the "hopelessness" of trying to keep the birds under control.
Chris Burden's 'Toy Skyscraper As A Tall Building' will be seven metres in height. He said: "Viewers will undoubtedly be reminded of New York's destroyed World Trade Center."
A collaborative project - I think - I can't quite remember whose idea this was, I suspect it was Kieren Reed and Abigail Hunt's idea with me adding to the proposal - anyhow -
A hefty forty page tomb designed to do what? What will happen to the outcomes? Should these artist of the future control the plinth? APB are on the case - white report to be released on 19th May 2008.
This was a hypothetical project. I challenged myself to come up with 158 plinth proposals, one for each year the plinth remained empty running up to and including all the public sculptures to date. In doing this I hoped to understand the thought processes behind the artists who were commissioned. The best way to enjoy this project is from the first post 1/158. So please scroll down and enjoy.