Name: Lost Cats
SKU: 438
Availability: InStock

Description

24 x 2 x 18 inches
60.96 x 5.08 x 45.72 cm

“Lost Cats” is a poignant exploration of the gradual fading passion and purpose. Each cat in the painting symbolizes a different aspect of a person’s life- from hobbies to careers, embodying the growing disconnection and apathy that can arise over time. The cats, once vibrant and curious , now appear distant and forlorn, much like the interests and dreams they represent. A round portal at the center of the cnavas acts as a dark vortex, where all the cats are being devoured, symbolizing the overwhelming pull of neglect and the inevitable erosion of once-cherished pursuits. Through subtle details and muted tones, the piece captures the silent surrender of passion, evoking a sense of quiet loss and the struggle to reclaim what was once deeply loved.

Frequently Asked Questions

There is no admission fee. It’s absolutely free.

The Cavite Art Fair 2025 runs from 11-13 June 2025, from 9AM to 8PM.

The event is open to all.

Inquire through the art gallery assistant at caviteartfair2025@gmail.com or at mobile number 0952 482 3526.

As much as we love pets, they are strictly not allowed.

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MSME Trade Fair – a marketplace for local MSMEs to sell their works and create networking opportunities with potential clients is also part of the event.

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