Black Cats Everywhere Everywhere You Look Black Cats

David Shrigley’s Black Cats Everywhere (2021) is a whimsical take on superstition and paranoia, playfully subverted through repetition. The composition features a chaotic yet oddly satisfying arrangement of wide-eyed black cat faces, each with a slightly different expression. Handwritten text—“BLACK CATS EVERYWHERE / EVERYWHERE YOU LOOK: BLACK CATS”—surrounds the images like an anxious chant. With his signature humor and crude aesthetic, Shrigley turns the idea of bad luck into something absurdly delightful.