RotoColado Tarot Deck

Tarot is generally associated with fortune tellers, esoteric, magical, ancestral things or something far removed from rationality and traditional science. And the "magic" of meaningful coincidence that manifests itself in oracles was conceptualized by Jung as Synchronicity.

He describes Tarot symbols as archetypes of the collective unconscious, that is, everything that inhabits the deepest part of our mind.

It is one of the methods used by the unconscious to bring out a perception - not just the arts of divination, but also those other "coincidences" that touch us so deeply that they awaken us to a new observation of the already known moment.

This project started at the suggestion of my mother-in-law (who played tarot), who gave me the idea of ​​trying to recreate the tarot cards of Marseille and Rider-Waite through a different style of illustration from these classic decks.
The intention here is to recreate these decks from a new point of view, using figures and giving them another meaning, but keeping the fundamental concepts of the cards of these 2 classic tarots.