
The piece represents the wonders of medieval magic, which was not all dark and serious -- Rose water mixed with cat whiskers could turn flower bulbs into sweets; a spell could turn someone's house into giant broccoli; a woman could attract butterflies by wearing earthworm-scented perfume and purple clothes; a diamond-shaped glasses with Babylonian silver lens could make numbers and alphabets seem dancing. The imageries represented in a form of French playing-card suits in random numbers. In medieval culture, playing-card decks served as a popular tool for performative magic and divination. 1364 x 2000 / 30 fps / 48 secs animation.