Highrise Pussycat

For Flash of Red - Found Object. This giant cat sits on a utility box in downtown Toronto. I’m not sure this counts, as the cat statue is an intentional decoration, but I found it and it’s art so it’s going in.

[Taffy]

I like how the curvy cat is framed by the angular buildings.

[Joanne Diochon]

I’d say it is a found object.

[Diana]

It's a great found object, lovely reflections too.

[Walks @ 7]

It fits the challenge in my opinion, great find

[bkb in the city]

Great find and capture

[Wylie]

Sounds fair. Great furry find.

[Boxplayer]

Love all the architectural lines and reflections.

[Mags]

Cool capture! That's one big cat!

[John Falconer]

It’s in!! Great shot and are they real reflections? Beautiful.

[Pam]

I love this!!

[Bucktree]

Nice find and capture. Very unique in its placement.

[Peter Dulis]

nice one :)

[borof]

The round cat looks good in this geometric environment.

[Chris Cook]

It absolutely counts. I gather more than a few of us have struggled a bit with this weeks theme but it is really interesting to see all the different interpretations, all valid. Great tones and reflections in this shot.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

A great find and so cute.

[Carole Sandford]

If you found it, it fits. It’s quite a sight.

[LManning (Laura)]

@johnfalconer They are real reflections, yes. The utility box/terminal/thingie has a highly reflective surface.

[Phil Howcroft]

I think it counts Laura

[Islandgirl]

What a neat statue!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

It definitely counts- as others have said, this genre has a very wide range of interpretation. This one- although purposely put there- falls in the surreal aspect of "found art". It makes no sense to put a giant cat on top of a utility structure!