This Is Not My Cat - Takashi Homma internet We could look at Ronan

We could look at Ronan Bouroullec’s ceramic bas-reliefs and see traces of a language we recognize: the silhouettes of familiar objects

The anthology offers a printed

Issue 21 is an invitation to reimagine how we relate with the world around us

a foreword by Steven Yeun

This Is Not My Cat - Takashi Homma internet We could look at RonanA cat wanders, perches, and lounges in various spaces around a humble Tokyo apartment. It is perfectly tranquil in its surroundings, simply going about its daily life. In one image, the cat lays serenely amidst pot plants on the balcony, squinting in morning sunlight; in others, it balances precariously on the edge of the bath, snuggles beneath a sleeping bag, plays in a cardboard box, hides beneath an open umbrella. Here and there, evidence of the