Alice's Adventures in Wonderland tells of a girl who falls down a rabbit hole into an absurd world. Nothing there makes sense: time is scrambled, size is unstable, rules change at a whim, and even the most basic logic falls apart. Behind this absurdity lies Carroll's gentle mockery of the rigid conventions of the Victorian age.

What I wanted to express is this disorder itself. I wanted the whole image to spin, with no stable sense of up or down, so that the viewer falls into that ruleless world alongside Alice. I wanted to keep something of its chaos and vertigo, because that is what falling down the rabbit hole truly feels like: every familiar order dissolves in an instant, and there is nothing to do but let yourself fall.