The bird view of the exhibition looks like a cat laying.

Starts with the same entrance, end with the same exit.

The choose room offers two entrance: the left one is exploring as a "ca-man" in a cat/human reverse society, in another word, "be a cat"; the right one is exploring as a owner of a cat to experience "be with a cat".

The right entrance offers a multi-sensory experience to experience accompany by a cat in various scales.

Creating a highly sensorial room with hints of "laying on a huge cat" to help reducing visitors' stresses.

Creating a fantasy world that cats act as human to allow visitors as a “outsider” to have a peak of varied human society.

A cat cafe + library + souvenir shop that allows visitors touching all kinds of cats and make friends with other cat lovers. Also, it attracts passengers.

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Instantly making visitors be in the situation of “wild cats” - relatively weak, walk & search food by oneself. Visitors can reflect the room with themselves struggling in the modern society.

Instantly making visitors be in the situation of “wild cats” - relatively weak, walk & search food by oneself. Visitors can reflect the room with themselves struggling in the modern society.

We human beings live in our own "box", just as our cats.

This cut-away dome with multiple rooms allows visitors as a domestic cat to listen to / experience various stories, lives and issues of different individuals who also lives in the urban city.

The left side of the dome talks about society in 1930s.

Compared to 1930s, Cat society in modern time allows more freedom and more individualism, just like human society. People have multi-layers of social identities rather than being set on one single social identity.

I selected eight microcosm of the times of 1930s in Los Angeles: <Modern Times>; Racial Segregation; First Hollywood Chinese star Anna May Wang; United Artist Theatre; Family gathering next to a home stereo; Drive-in theatres and of course, so-cal beach as always.

The welcoming cat cafe which leads to the exit, is a open and welcoming cat cafe/library allowing cat lovers from different generations to connect and share the experience.