: Clicking on the work randomizes the specific "kitties" displayed.

: Catenary Kitties was specifically created for the "Architecture" prompt. Wood chose to interpret architecture through the lens of the catenary curve —the natural shape a hanging chain or cable takes under its own weight, which is often used in arched architecture like the Gateway Arch . Artistic and Technical Details

: In the artwork, the cats are arranged along catenary curves, which are mathematically defined by the hyperbolic cosine function ( ) rather than the standard quadratic parabola. About the Creator

: The project was originally developed for "Genuary," an annual generative art month where artists create daily works based on specific prompts.

Sophia Wood's website, Fractal Kitty , serves as a resource for parents, teachers, and math enthusiasts. It features a wide array of math-inspired comics, GIFs, and hands-on activities—such as Cantor Set Kirigami and Menger Sponge Cat —designed to make abstract mathematical concepts feel tangible and fun. Comics - Fractal Kitty

: The "kitties" themselves were hand-drawn using Adobe Fresco , while the environment and curve-based layout were built using p5.js , a JavaScript library for creative coding.