This work is based on the assumption that in a state of superposition, any object, even a cat, can simultaneously be in two, and maybe several places. This concept was introduced in quantum physics, as is known, by the German scientist Schrödinger.
In this work, this property is displayed through a mechanism that allows you to see the cat in two states, by pulling the tail or the fish that the cat holds in its mouth. Needless to say, this mechanism is only a demonstration of the presence of the cat's eyes and the appearance of its presence elsewhere when the eyes are closed. I hope that the hidden humor in my work will help to understand the complex processes of quantum physics.
The creative side of the work is the use of Italian silk velvet and cubic zirconia, as well as Swarovski crystals as eyes. The fish is made of copper. The whole structure is reinforced so that anyone can reproduce the movements of the cat's eyes by pulling the tail or fish.