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Selecting an appropriate costume is crucial. It should be visually striking, relate to your character, and allow enough mobility while maintaining the illusion.

Apply body paint evenly and make sure it's suitable for your skin. Use colors that match your costume and enhance the statue effect.

Commit to your pose for an extended time. Train your body to minimize discomfort and maintain stillness without breaking character.

Your facial expression is part of the performance. Choose an expression that complements your character and practice holding it.

Develop subtle ways to interact with the audience without speaking. Use small gestures or changes in facial expression to engage onlookers.

Stand on a pedestal to elevate yourself. This not only adds to the statue illusion but also makes you more visible to the audience.

Prepare for weather conditions. Use waterproof makeup and consider temperature effects on your costume and performance.

Performing as a living statue is physically demanding. Make sure to stretch, take breaks, and stay hydrated.

Use accessories to add detail to your character. They can also serve as focal points that you can subtly interact with.

Plan for breaks in your performance to prevent fatigue. Do this discreetly, maintaining the illusion for the audience.

Master the art of moving imperceptibly from a still position. Let the audience gradually realize you are a living performer.

Decide on a set duration for each performance to allow for consistency and manage audience expectations.

Your performance can include subtle sounds or scents related to your character, enhancing the multisensory experience for the audience.

Observe your audience's reactions and adapt your performance accordingly. This dynamic interaction can make your act more compelling.

Ensure that your makeup looks good in photographs, considering flash and different lighting conditions.

A strong core is essential for maintaining poses. Engage in exercises that build your core strength to improve your stability and endurance.

When interacting with the public, always keep safety in mind. Avoid sudden movements that could startle someone and keep your performance space clear.

Be prepared to handle large crowds. Have strategies in place to control crowd behavior while maintaining your performance.

Having a backstory for your character can inform your performance, adding depth and authenticity to your portrayal.