|TechnoVision Deck|

[interactive webpage and 3D video, 2'44'', 2020]
[irl: plexiglass prints / printed tarot cards / print on textile]



TechnoVision Deck, 2020
TechnoVision Deck, 2020


The TechnoVision Deck reimagines tarot’s iconography of the 22 Major Arcana cards as a disturbing allegory of our global network society. Following the Marseille deck as a model, the 3D scenes created for the trumps replace the mystic symbolism with objects that point to our technocultural times. Under the premise that to clearly see a thing is a form of power, each TechnoVision tries to capture a negative essence of the technoscape and compel the querent to meditate upon it. As the tarot, the TechnoVision Deck is not an inherently kind tool. The stingy text that comes along has a faux divinatory shell, being used mostly as reinforcing the visual and making the obvious more obvious.

Click here to draw a card

TechnoVision Deck, 2020
TechnoVision Deck, 2020

TechnoVision Deck, 2020, webpage
TechnoVision Deck, 2020, webpage

The video that accompanies the deck, The pervasive sense of passage focuses on the idea that tarot is a visual system of transcending time. In tarot spreads, the cards reveal pastness, presentness and futurity simultaneously. All things happen at once in front of the one who seeks insight and the “felt flow of one moment into the next” (Donald Williams) is encompassed by a single act of awareness. (Barry Dainton).


The pervasive sense of passage, 2020, video capture
The pervasive sense of passage, 2020, video capture



*The cards can be downloaded for print here

**A sticker set for telegram can be downloaded here




Displayed @
SEEN, Nucleu 008; Leilei Gallery; Bucharest, 2021;
Out Of Stock, an artistic-research project that poses as a journal initiated by Edith Lázár and Ana Labudović;
Media Art Festival Arad - VIIth edition - SyZyGy; Faber Timișoara, Cinema Arta Arad, kinema ikon, 2020;
At The Center of The World There is a Fiction, Aici Acolo Pop Up Gallery; Cluj-Napoca, 2020;