X, formerly Twitter, is defined by its hashtags. While exploring the app, I realized my investigative approach led me to dig into trends rather than judge them by a single tweet. This led me to #cancel and the idea of Cancel Culture.

Reading Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, I saw a parallel between the Queen of Hearts’ impulsive “Off with your head!” and how #cancel spreads on X. People rarely reconsider their online judgments, and this rendition explores that connection.

I selected Chapter VIII – The Queen’s Croquet-Ground and Chapter XI – Who Stole the Tarts? to reflect the volatility of user behavior on X—how easily opinions shift and how unreliable online judgment can be.

Visually, I contrasted “light mode” and “dark mode” X inserts. Light mode adapts text into X formats, like a thread on page 5 mimicking the cards’ chaotic talk. Dark mode uses real #cancel screenshots, placed to mirror the text’s unpredictability—such as spread 12-13, where scattered posts echo the hedgehog and flamingo’s disruptions.

At the end, a dark-themed X account deletion page merges both modes, tying Alice’s choice to leave Wonderland with the realization of how similar these worlds truly are.