Tyler North


I’m Tyler, an art director interested in ideas that keep going once people get hold of them. I’m drawn to work that has a life beyond the board it is presented on. Ideas that become objects, systems, shared rituals, or things people start adding to themselves. CATSCII explains that best. It began as a small figurine, but the real project became the world around it. where it appears, who finds it, what gets logged, and why a tiny object can start to feel like part of something bigger. That is the kind of thinking I keep coming back to. Not just what an advert says, but what it does once it leaves my hands.

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4: CATSCII began as a way to make my book discoverable in the real world. Each handmade figure is placed in public with a code attached, letting whoever finds it scan the figure, add a sighting, and move it on. As more people take part, every CATSCII builds its own searchable history, creating sightings, feedback, and a record shaped by the people who find them.

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