Art & Culture
Zyon around the world: confirmed, developing and proposed cities
A transparent guide to where Cat Zyon is installed, in development or seeking local partners.

Cat Zyon has an international ambition, but a map should not turn ambition into fact. The project therefore separates installed works, a destination in development, planned cities and places where local partners are still being sought.
Where Zyon is installed
Uberaba received the first monumental sculpture in June 2025, at Praça Pôr do Sol. Osasco received the second in October 2025, beside Viaduto Reinaldo de Oliveira near City Hall. These are completed installations with documented dates and locations.
Miami Beach is described as in development. That status means work is progressing, not that an inauguration date or final site has been confirmed publicly.
Planned destinations
São Paulo, Goiânia, Brasília, Salvador, Lisbon and Puglia appear in the project's planned route. A plan expresses direction; it does not guarantee permission, funding, site selection or schedule. Each destination must establish the local conditions required for responsible public art.
New York, Argentina, Paraguay and Turkey are open to partners. They should be understood as invitations to build a proposal, not announced installations. This vocabulary protects audiences and prospective partners from misleading certainty.
What makes a destination viable
A strong location needs more than a famous landmark. It requires civic or institutional consent, a suitable public setting, production and maintenance planning, accessible programming and credible local relationships. When social participation is included, the beneficiary and mechanism must also be verified.
The project can preserve Zyon's visual identity while allowing each city to shape an appropriate chapter. That balance makes international growth meaningful rather than repetitive.
Check the live status and visual references on the exhibitions map. Cities, venues, sponsors and animal-protection organisations can present a proposal through Get involved.


