Photos | Urban Guardian: The Cat Nahual
A vibrant Cat Nahual sculpture stands tall against the urban skyline of San Francisco at The Moscone Center, blending culture with city life.
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In the bustling heart of San Francisco, the colorful Cat Nahual sculpture, a striking piece of art by Ángelico Jiménez, adds a touch of whimsy and cultural heritage amidst the sleek high-rise buildings. Photographed on a clear May afternoon in 2025, this installation is part of the Yerba Buena Gardens' Alebrijes, bridging the natural beauty of surrounding trees and plants with the urban landscape. The Cat Nahual not only captivates with its intricate design but also serves as a reminder of the vibrant blend of tradition and modernity in city life.
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