In Black Cat, Peter Triantos transforms a prowling feline into a walking canvas of raw, chaotic expression. The cat’s body is overlaid with fragmented, mask-like faces and cubist distortions, each rendered in frantic lines and saturated colours. Set against a stark black background scribbled with graffiti-like text—including phrases like “LIKE GATTO!” and “We need to respect”—the piece has a rebellious, street-art energy. The cat’s form becomes a living billboard of human emotion, irony, and layered identity, straddling the line between creature and commentary. Bold, anarchic, and fiercely expressive, this painting captures Triantos’s punchy visual language with feline flair.

This collection has been prepared with the consent and involvement of Peter Triantos.