Aimant Alice Lost in Japan | Ukiyo-e Mad Tea Party

A whimsical reinterpretation of the Mad Tea Party, imagined as if the scene had unfolded in Edo-period Japan. Rendered in an ukiyo-e inspired style, familiar characters gather in a surreal setting shaped by traditional Japanese aesthetics, patterns, and symbolism. The composition blends quiet humor with a sense of timelessness, transforming a well-known moment into something both playful and contemplative. By reimagining a classic Western story through the visual language of Japanese art, this piece invites the viewer into a dreamlike world where cultures, eras, and imagination gently intersect.