Cats, Eaves, and Street Signs
The sequence moves from abundant small objects to restrained architecture and dense overhead infrastructure.
Rows of white cat figures, spare eaves, and layered street signs collect distinct public symbols.
Three frames pair mass-produced lucky-cat figurines with quiet temple eaves and a pole crowded with official signage. It moves from a dense wall of identical objects to spare architectural framing, ending on tangled wires and stacked traffic signs.
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