The Watchcat
500,00 €
A hooded cat emerges from the darkness, illuminated by the halo of a flashlight. At the border between the mystical and the fantastical, The Watchcat guards the shadows and challenges the gaze. Drawn in Indian ink on a printed book page, each visible word becomes a fragment of meaning, whispered by the image itself.
Description
Nocturnal apparition or silent guardian, The Watchcat captures the instant when light cuts through the night. Its feline face — almost human, almost ghostly — emerges from a deep black background, while the printed words of an old page surface beneath the ink, revealing fragments such as *“singularly,” “fantastic,”* or *“contemporary art”…* Clues left for the dreamer.
Its hood inks the silhouette of a monk or a spirit, and the bowl-shaped flashlight it holds seems at once a light, an offering, or a call.
This unique drawing, made with Indian ink on a book page, conjures the night, the realm of tales, and that gentle strangeness that makes our certainties tremble.
A piece both poetic and slightly unsettling — to hang at home like a talisman.
Additional information
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