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Handcoloured lithograph. // This spirited handcoloured lithograph by Atsushi Kaga presents the This Way Cat character — a feline guide who appears throughout Kaga's narrative universe as a figure of instinctive wisdom and quiet authority. The cat strides forward with assured purpose, its posture conveying both independence and an implicit invitation to follow. Kaga's hand-colouring gives the character a warm, tactile presence that the lithographic line alone cannot achieve. The work speaks to the artist's fascination with animal guides and the idea that wisdom often manifests in forms we do not expect. A charming and philosophically layered character portrait.
This way cat, 2014
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Handcoloured lithograph. // This spirited handcoloured lithograph by Atsushi Kaga presents the This Way Cat character — a feline guide who appears throughout Kaga's narrative universe as a figure of instinctive wisdom and quiet authority. The cat strides forward with assured purpose, its posture conveying both independence and an implicit invitation to follow. Kaga's hand-colouring gives the character a warm, tactile presence that the lithographic line alone cannot achieve. The work speaks to the artist's fascination with animal guides and the idea that wisdom often manifests in forms we do not expect. A charming and philosophically layered character portrait.
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