Down the Rabbit Hole is a compelling retrospective of narrative ceramic sculptures by Amber Aguirre, exploring the complexities of the human condition through anthropomorphism, symbolism, and satire. Drawing from personal, cultural, and political narratives, Aguirre’s work invites viewers into a surreal world where rabbits, rats, cats, and other familiar figures confront themes of trust, corruption, mortality, and resilience. This visually arresting volume not only documents decades of sculptural practice but also serves as a social commentary on contemporary life. Rich with emotion, irony, and psychological depth, Down the Rabbit Hole is both a visual feast and a call to introspection, challenging readers to reflect on what lies beneath the surface of modern existence.