There it was. The roll of film I had saved for almost 20 years. Never developed. An unopened present from my own past, sitting there in a shoe box. I knew what was on it: photos from my first trip to London in 2003, when the arrival of George Bush had evoked the rallying masses, then known as the anti-globalization movement. And I was there, as a student of journalism, to witness one of the most amazing protest marches I had ever seen. It was a life-changing experience for me, an impressionable student aged 22, ready to fight for a better world. 

Fast forward to February 2022, when I finally found the time and will to have the film developed. I was nervous. I wasn't sure if all of my photos would be in focus, but that didn't matter. At least I would have footage of the atmosphere, the crowds, the anger, the will to change the world. Or so I thought. Turns out the roll only contained cat photos. The worst cat photos ever made. Of Gizmo, my long dead cat. I wept. For Gizmo. For London.

Gizmo, the anti-globalist cat

#The Gizmo Edition | Size: 100
To enlarge the wonderful Gizmo family there will be 1 edition sized Gizmo in this collection: Gizmo sniffs his own urine.
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I will **donate 50 % of the proceeds** of this Gizmo Edition to SPCA International, the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Their mission statement? To advance the safety and well-being of animals. Their vision? For all animals to live a life free of cruelty and suffering. SPCA International distributes critical veterinary medical supplies to animal welfare groups throughout the world. SPCA International delivers important, actionable information to pet parents, animal activists and concerned citizens to help improve the lives of animals around the world. SPCA International serves and partners with shelters, rescue groups and governments around the world. More info: spcai.org.

Gizmo sniffs his own urine

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