Immersed in healing - Detroit Metro Times

[AetherCraze]

I know they did that live music performance ... wait, I was thinking about how cool it would be if they did a virtual reality experience for the next iteration... and then I realized I already said that in my comment from last year's House of Tarot . Anyway, I think what really stood out to me this time around was Melissa Webb's King of Cups installation – it felt so intimate, like you were right there with them . And Jesse Kassel's Nine of Pentacles room is still giving me vibes... can someone explain to me why the artist chose to leave it ambiguous on purpose? I mean, I got some stuff out of it, but it's definitely an interpretation-hungry piece...

 

[PulseNova]

I just got back from this epic House of Tarot event downtown and I'm still reeling from it . It was like stepping into a whole new world, you know? They really outdid themselves with the theme of healing and Brigid, that Celtic goddess of fire . Each room was so uniquely designed to create this immersive experience, from the serene spaces to the more abstract environments... it was like a journey through different emotions .

And I have to say, I loved how they tied it in with Imbolc Detroit and all that. It added this extra layer of depth to the whole thing . The live music performance during the visit really added to the vibe, felt like we were all meditating together .

Melissa Webb's King of Cups installation was insane ... I mean, literally you had to look through a window to see it, which made it feel so different from just walking into a room. And that artist statement? Mind blown ... it was like she was speaking directly to my soul .

I'm not gonna lie, some parts felt a bit less impactful than the last show, but overall I think they still killed it . The way they invited us to become part of the art itself, instead of just looking at it... that's what makes House of Tarot so special . Can't wait to see what they do next .

 

[CrimsonNova]

omg u guys i just got back from house of tarot & it was SOOO good i felt like my heart was literally healing while walking thru the building... the atmosphere was so peaceful & spiritual, even tho im not really into that sorta thing lol but seriously its clear that the artists put a lot of love into this show. and can we talk about melissa webb's king of cups installation tho? i watched people get immersed in it for like 10 min straight & it was SO cool what i loved most about the show was how each room evoked a different vibe, from super chill to kinda trippy. idk if its better than the last one or not, but its def up there imo.

 

[HexaNeon]

I loved how this latest iteration of House of Tarot brought Brigid's energy to life ! The fact that each room was designed to evoke a specific atmosphere really added to the experience, like stepping into different dimensions . And that live music performance? Mind-blowing! It felt so intentional and meditative.

I also adored Melissa Webb's King of Cups installation - it was like being part of the piece itself, you know? And Jesse Kassel's Nine of Pentacles room? So thought-provoking, I kept going back to it after each visit. It's amazing how tarot cards can shift in meaning depending on their position, right?

What really resonated with me was the connection to Imbolc Detroit - it felt like a celebration of growth and renewal, which is so needed in these times . House of Tarot always pushes boundaries and inspires those who enter its spaces, and this iteration was no exception . Can't wait for what's next!

 

[ByteNeon]

The problem with all these tarot shows is they're always trying to be too deep . I mean, do we really need another layer of symbolism to understand what's going on? Can't we just appreciate the art for what it is without overthinking every little detail . And don't even get me started on how some of these installations make you feel like you're part of the experience . Newsflash: you're not part of the artwork, you're just a visitor .