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Tattoo by toothjuice, 4702 target blvd, Kissimmee, Florida
A Cat and Mouse Tear Open the House Mural by SCAF Oner (Pierre Bertolotti) Gouttières, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France Created August 2026 for the Festival Chats de Gouttières
"Black Cat" Art by Daniel Acebo Rodríguez Pen and ink on paper
"Pause" Art by Michael Blank 2021
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"Ice Cream Truck" Art by Suyeon Noh
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"Treehouse Animals" (or Animal Treehouse) Art by Patric Corrigan 2019
"Aristokrat" Art by Anna Kendel
Orides Fontela
John Lewis playing with his cats in his driveway in 2016
"Mother of cats" Tattoo by Maryjane Yau
Tiger Style (The White Tiger Mural) Mural by by Genaro (GoFive) Ortega, Rob (Problak) Gibbs, Brandalizm, Sneha (IMAGINE) Shrestha, and Luis (Take1) Taforo 55 Malcolm X Boulevard, Boston, MA 02120
"Yellow Gift" (2015) Art by Mikiko Noji
Art by Michel Suret-Canale
"Secrets of the Night" Art by Wiesława Burnat Acrylic
"Black Cat" Art by Yerang Hwang (@ye_roong on IG)
Art by Emir Gökgün (emirgkn on DeviantArt)
Too Late to Scare Me (2026) Art by Nataliya Bagatskaya Fear has limits. Human resilience often does not. Too Late to Scare Me explores the moment when catastrophe loses its power over the human spirit. It is not a painting about destruction, but about resilience — the quiet transformation that occurs when fear becomes nothing more than background noise. A young woman stands calmly inside a warm, sunlit room. A black cat rests at her feet, confident and undisturbed. Beyond a crimson frame, a massive mushroom cloud rises over an endless desert. It dominates the outside world, yet it has no power over the peaceful space within. This contrast is the heart of the work. The woman and the cat do not react to the explosion. Their stillness is not ignorance, but a conscious refusal to surrender their inner world to fear. The warm yellow interior symbolizes emotional shelter, while the towering cacti represent endurance, adaptation, and the ability of life to continue in impossible conditions.
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