Shia LaBeouf, 27, a former Disney star who later became known as the lead of the ‘Transformers‘ film franchise, set up an art installation entitled #IAMSORRY at a Los Angeles gallery, to run daily from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. local time (1900 to 0200 GMT) until Sunday with free admission.
About 30 people were lined up to enter the gallery one by one, where each attendee is asked to pick one item from a table that held a wrench, a vase of flowers, a bottle of bourbon and Hershey’s chocolate kisses among other items.
Gallery visitor Maycie Thornton said she had taken a flower from the vase and then was escorted through a black curtain into a dark room, where LaBeouf was sitting with a paper bag with the words “I Am Not Famous Anymore” on his head. He wore a similar bag bearing the same words at the Berlin Film Festival premiere of his latest film ‘Nymphomaniac’.
“You can still see his eyes, and it was like, it was kind of wet under, it looked like he had been crying and his eyes were like so sad. So I just immediately got so awkward, because you’re like trying to talk to someone who is not talking back to you, in this room by yourself,” Thornton said.
Source: MSN
Actor Shia LaBeouf's Foray Into 'art' Has Some Scratching Heads
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