CAT TREE, Prototype, Version 1.G

Photo: Installation view "Katzen Baum", group exhibition Kontext Kunst, Graz 1993

Flyer: Cover and inside: © Regina Möller, CAT TREE Prototype Version 1.G, 1993

Detail: Cat-Tree with cat toy by Regina Maria Möller, exhitibted at "Brussels - Independent 2016", Le Salon represented by Almine Rech Gallery, 2016

Photos: N. Lackner (Kontext Kunst), Angela Cumberbirch, Regina Maria Möller

Detail: Installation View Solo Exhibition Regina Maria Möller, "The Moth" - Props, Michael Janssen Gallery, Berlin 2018

Regina Maria Möller, "Self-Portrait with Cat", with a version of Cat Tree Version 1.G, on the right, 2012

Image: Dorian Gray (Regina's cat) and her territory the CAT TREE, Prototype Version 1.G. Photographer: © Detlev Brinkschulte

ABOUT

Cat Tree, Prototype, Version 1.G was produced for "KONTEXT KUNST", an exhibition initiated & curated by Peter Weibel, 1993

Cat Tree is constructed according to the knock-down principle - the five elemenst slide into each other, and are easy to assemble without any screws. Cat Tree is a sculpture, a functional object for cats, and can be used as a weired furniture object for the display of flowers, wardrobe, and more. Its height is 160 cm - the length of Regina Maria Möller and the first shelf is the stretched height of Regina's cat "Dorian". The very first model of cat tree was produced for Dorian and later handed over to "Robin", Dan Graham's cat.

MATERIAL

5 x elements made of wood, upholstered by Möller with various textile materials

SIZE

height 160 cm x ca 80 cm width

Special Produced upon Request

FLYER

Regina Maria Möller, Cat Tree, Version 1.G, Graz 1993,

b/ w, English or German Language

CREDITS

Concept: Regina Maria Möller

Industrial Design: Toyohiko Kobayashi

Design Scheme: Ken Saylor, Daisuke Suematsu

EXHIBITION VENUES

KONTEXT KUNST, curated by Peter Weibel, Steierischer Herbst, Graz 1993

4 & 4, Galerie Müller de Chiara, Berlin 2004

trans-form, curated by Edzard Brahms, Galerie Villa Grisebach, Berlin 2005

Independent-Brusselles, Le Salon presented by Almine Rech Gallery, Brussels 2016

Art Berlin, Galerie Michael Janssen, Berlin 2018