Don’t look at the cat. Seriously. I hired him to stare back until you blink first.

A darkly playful nod to an old chapter in Vicenza’s history, when cats were said to have found their way onto the dinner table. Omnomnom turns this unsettling local tradition into a mischievous, slightly absurd linocut scene.

On February 24, 1989, Agent Cooper enters the town of Twin Peeks. He comes looking for answers and finds a black cat posing in front of the Red Room wallpaper. The Willowl is not what she seems, the coffee is getting cold, and this suspect has already knocked the evidence off the table.

A playful souvenir from the not-so-good old days of lockdowns, masks and endless sanitiser. Cat Virus imagines the outbreak getting whiskers, claws and a very suspicious look.

Hot water doesn’t exist. Think about it: water starts out cold, so someone – or something – must be heating it inside the walls. This cat has uncovered the truth and is now screaming a perfectly reasonable question: who lives in the boiler?