A black plaque with white text reads 'BLACK JEANS' at the top, followed by a narrative about a lean dude in black jeans and a black t-shirt smoking a cigarette on a corner, appearing lost in thought. The text is presented in a sans-serif font, mimick

Glenn Ligon on Lest We Forget (1998): "...Cruising is about the risk of misreading something...So I think the plaques have to be about this 'notice me, don't notice me.' They have to remain a bit obscure, They have to mimic, to look like other things, like cruising in public space has to look like you're just going to the bathroom or like you're just reading your book on the bench."

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