Plinth is the movement nobody notices — which is exactly the point. A plinth is the base a sculpture stands on. It isn't the thing being admired, but without it the thing being admired falls over. That's what this movement does: it builds and maintains the infrastructure that keeps everything else upright and running.

Hosting, systems, maintenance, the structural decisions that determine whether a project survives its first year or collapses the moment attention moves elsewhere. Plinth handles all of it — not because it's glamorous work, but because unglamorous work done well is what separates projects that last from projects that don't.

Every tool Fuller builds, every piece of writing Reverberation sends out, every research project Prism runs — all of it sits on Plinth. The unseen work is real work.