In the shadowed corners of the human mind, a creature stirs—part fascination, part unease. It is the rat, but reshaped by a reality untethered from nature. This is the rat mutant, a figure that first scurried from the subconscious onto the canvas in the early twentieth century, when Surrealist artists began to dismantle the world we thought we knew. They found beauty in the absurd, the grotesqu...
