The Alchemical Visions Tarot
78 Keys to Unlock Your Subconscious Mind (Book & Cards)
"A world-renowned artist, physicist, and fingerstyle guitarist whose works have been showcased in galleries around the globe, Arthur Taussig has decided to take the plunge into the rich polyverse of Tarot, with some stunning results.
Mixing decades of scientific inspiration with an artistic vision dripping with visceral beauty, Taussig weaves and wends the more classic Kabbalistic philosophies and Jungian psychology with a deeply immersive, somewhat surrealist vision of the Tarot. Combining mostly monochrome, greyscale shading with vibrant splashes of color and texture, he accents key symbols within each card in a way that leaps out at the querent, playing with eye and perspective in an emotional dance of wisdom and fervor. The images seem to emanate from the cards in ways that makes one think their fingers could find physical structures within the otherwise flat pictures. The accompanying book is a gem all its own, with well-researched and highly illuminating explanations of the curious figures and icons contained within each card.
A testament to the creative potency within archetypal images, The Alchemical Visions Tarot is a breathtaking tour through universal space both external and internal." --The Witches' Almanac
Details
| Divination System | Tarot |
|---|---|
| Tarot Tradition | Rider-Waite-Smith |
| Deck Theme | Magic / Mysticism |
| Artist | Arthur Taussig |
| Author | Arthur Taussig |
| Card Count | 78 |
| Border Style | Borderless |
| Guidebook Included | Yes |
| Pages | 192 |
| Brand | Weiser Books |
| Publication Date | Nov 1, 2019 |
| Weight | 2.43 lb |
| ISBN | 9781578636419 |
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About the Creator
Arthur Taussig
Arthur Taussig’s artwork has been exhibited internationally at the Art Institute of Chicago, Denver Museum of Art, Fogg Art Museum of Harvard University, Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Portland Art Museum, Seattle Art Museum, New Orleans Museum of Art, and many others. In 1982 he received the National Endowment of the Arts Visual Artist’s Grant.