Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland

by Lewis Carroll

Yair Katz

Cover art by

Yair Katz

The rules of the world have stopped making sense. When Alice falls down a rabbit hole, she isn't just entering a fairytale; she is entering a fever dream of institutional madness. In Wonderland, language is a weapon, time is a broken loop, and authority is as fragile—and as dangerous—as a house of cards. Stripped of the familiar laws of physics and social etiquette, Alice must navigate a landscape where growth is a physical threat and logic is a casualty. This is a brilliant, unsettling journey through the architecture of the absurd—a story that asks what remains of us when the world around us ceases to be rational. A surrealist masterpiece on the vertigo of growing up and the chaos of the mind.