xaphoo
I ask the community: has anyone ever made a traditional Marseille deck out of transparent material such as acetate?
I am inspired by Jodorowsky's comment that the cards "speak" to each other while lying stacked in their deck. It would be interested to see this made visible in a transparent Marseille, whose geometry and formal harmony seem made for superposition. Imagine the 22 trumps of the Noblet seen at once against a bright light! Would changing around their order make the colors blend differently, turn parts black and mysteriously lighten other parts of this total creature?
I am aware that at least one non-Marseille transparent deck exists.
I am inspired by Jodorowsky's comment that the cards "speak" to each other while lying stacked in their deck. It would be interested to see this made visible in a transparent Marseille, whose geometry and formal harmony seem made for superposition. Imagine the 22 trumps of the Noblet seen at once against a bright light! Would changing around their order make the colors blend differently, turn parts black and mysteriously lighten other parts of this total creature?
I am aware that at least one non-Marseille transparent deck exists.