Description
• The Two of Wands generally symbolizes choice, decision, planning.
• The web embodies interdependence, connectivity, and information. It represents a network of threads, information, interactions, which weave a complex web, like Fiber and fabric since the dawn of time evoke unity, resistance, creation and the interdependence of elements.
The Web as a Social and Symbolic Fabric
• Textile and Social Link: As you say, textiles have historically been used to create social, identity and symbolic links. They symbolized belonging to a group, a community, a culture.
• The Web and the Social Link: The web has, in a similar way, created a new type of social fabric. It connects us to people around the world, shares ideas, information, and promotes a new form of interaction and communication. It creates virtual communities, collective movements, and digital identities.
T.A.R.O.T: A Tool for Reflection and Meditation
• Truth: The web offers a wealth of information, but truth is often subjective and dependent on our sources and filters. Tarot invites us to question our truths and seek a deeper understanding.
• Awareness: The web can disconnect us from our environment and lock us in a virtual world. Tarot encourages us to be aware of our presence in the real world, our relationship with nature, and our impact on the environment.
• Reflection: Tarot is a tool for introspective reflection. It invites us to analyze our choices, our motivations, our values, and to better understand our actions.
• Origin: The web is a powerful tool, but it has complex origins and influences. Tarot encourages us to question the origins of things, to understand the sources of our thoughts and actions.
• Transformation: The web is constantly evolving. Tarot, likewise, invites us to personal transformation, to the evolution of our perceptions and to the search for a deeper meaning to our existence.
Kantian and Millet
• Kant: The web bombards us with information, but it is important to filter and rationalize this information, as Kant suggested. Tarot encourages a critical and rational approach to knowledge.
• Millet: Millet highlighted the beauty and fragility of nature. Tarot encourages us to live in harmony with the earth and to respect the environment, inspired by Millet's work.
2160 x 3840 px / 4k mp4 / 59 s / 116 Mo / 8 fps
78 éditions :
pièce / Card N° 62/78 :
Collection #tarot
a subrealist tribute based on the masterpiece :
Jean-François Millet - Knitting Lesson
Original works On view at : Museum of Fine Arts Boston