Stories about cats easily flow from legends to memes, and pets become heroes of art, philosophical essays, and social media. This exhibition shows how the familiar silhouette with ears has transformed into a symbol of an entire era of pop culture. Cat stories astonishingly traverse centuries, changing along with perceptions of beauty, character, and the mystery of these animals. Today, the image of the cat has become part of mass culture: it lives in memes, social networks, museum exhibitions, and artistic projects. The exhibition gathers several layers of culture, showing how the familiar pet has transformed into a symbol capable of inspiring artists from different eras. Medieval manuscripts with their fantastical creatures set the tone for the narrative. In ancient manuscripts, cats sometimes appear as guardians of warmth and light, and at other times as cunning observers of human life. Nearby are works by masters of the New Age, where attention to the plasticity of movements turns the image into an almost scientific study. Delicate strokes, dynamic poses, and the observance of artists emphasize how long humans have been trying to decipher feline independence. In the modern section of the exhibition, painting, sculpture, photography, and art objects coexist. Here, the image of the animal is not only important, but also society's attitude towards it. Internet culture, emojis, stylizations, and visual jokes become a new language through which authors speak about friendship, freedom, loneliness, and play. Thanks to this combination of eras, the viewer sees how from myth to meme, the cat remains a symbol entrusted with the expression of emotions-from irony to contemplation. Ideas on where to go in Moscow are gathered on our website.