In my absence, my husband has hung cat-level wall art. So sophisticated!

It looks like the cat appreciates it. It’s fascinating. Isn’t it? 

Cats are very visual creatures, and they are drawn to bright colours and interesting shapes. The artwork not only captures their attention but also positively stimulates them. This is further evidenced by cats often responding to the artwork with purring and other positive behaviours.

This suggests that the artwork provides a form of enrichment for them, positively stimulating their minds. Also, cats have excellent vision and can see colours that humans cannot. Thus, they may see the artwork in ways we cannot, which could further explain why they are attracted to it.

The painting likely allows cats to express their natural predatory instincts, as they can use the artwork to observe and stalk their prey. Cats have a larger field of view than humans, and they can see in the ultraviolet spectrum, which may give them a different perspective on the artwork. Again, artwork can allow cats to sharpen their hunting and stalking skills, as they can observe and chase their prey without actually having to catch it.