A framed sign near the sculpture describe the artist and the origin of the sculpture.

A closer view of the sign that described the artist and the sculpture.

Six statues of cats stood in a circle and all faced inward.

A closer view of a cat's face, and the collar it wore with a lavender jewel.

Another sign was attached to the platform upon which a cat stood. That sign indicated the name of the cat, in this case, "Solara," which meant "of the sun."

The next cat was named, "Fortuna," which meant the Roman goddess of fortune and good luck.

The name of the next cat was, "Erotica," which meant to arouse sexual desire.

The next cat was named, "Lunata," which meant resolve and persistence.

The next cat was named, "Lyrata," which meant the shape of a lyre.

The last cat was named, "Thanata," which meant death.