The surface of the card seems to open, and its characters emerge beyond the flat image, as if each arcana were a portal between the symbolic world and the tangible world. They are no longer merely represented within an image: they seem to leave their cards and take shape before our eyes.

The series is organized into three tetralogies. Each box brings together four different decks of 22 Major Arcana, linked by a visual or conceptual identity and transformed through the same three-dimensional language. In this way, each tetralogy makes it possible to explore four distinct universes without losing the artistic unity that brings them together.

Tarot, sculptural art, and imagination come together in a series where the archetypes break through their own boundaries and move from within the cards into our reality.

Tetralogy 1

Creation · Surrealism · Oneiric · Neon

4 decks · 22 Major Arcana each · 88 cards total.

The first tetralogy brings together four universes born where visible reality begins to transform. Creation represents the impulse capable of giving form to possibility; Surrealism opens the doors of logic toward the unexpected; Oneiric explores the symbols and mysteries of the world of dreams; and Neon turns the energy of the archetypes into a language of light and color.

Although they possess profoundly different identities, the four decks share the same essence: they make visible what normally remains hidden. Imagination, the subconscious, transformation, and luminous energy come together within a box that offers four ways of crossing the boundaries of everyday reality.

Reinterpreted as three-dimensional collectible figures, their characters preserve the essence of the original cards while gaining volume, texture, and presence. The paper seems to tear, the image breaks through its own boundaries, and each arcana emerges from its particular universe, as if an idea, a dream, or an invisible force had just taken physical form before our eyes.

Four different decks united by the same visual event: the invisible becomes present, and the archetypes cross through the card to enter our reality.

Tetralogy 2

Atlantean 3D · Japanese 3D · Egyptian 3D · Maya 3D

4 decks · 22 Major Arcana each · 88 cards total.

This second tetralogy is born from a transformation within another transformation. Its four original decks already possessed a three-dimensional visual language: depth, broken frames, and characters that seemed to project outward from within the cards. In this new interpretation, they go one step further and become three-dimensional collectible figures, with physical volume, tangible textures, and a presence that seems to occupy real space.

The Atlantean universe emerges among crystals, mysterious cities, and luminous energies; the Japanese world combines solemnity, tradition, and mastery of elemental forces; the Egyptian comes to life among stone, sacred symbols, and the majesty of the ancient world; and the Maya bursts forth with the power of its ornaments, ceremonial reliefs, and profound connection with the earth.

Each deck preserves the cultural and visual identity of its original version, but its characters acquire a new materiality. Frames crack, stone breaks away, and the archetypes move forward from within the scenes, as if they could no longer remain contained inside their cards.

The essential difference lies in the direction of movement: the original 3D invited the eye to enter the card; the 3D Figures language makes the figure appear to step out of it and meet us.

Tetralogy 3

Roman · Celtic · Epic Egyptian · Mucha

4 decks · 22 Major Arcana each · 88 cards total.

The third tetralogy brings together four worlds originating from three different series in the collection. Roman comes from the Empires Series; Celtic and Epic Egyptian from the Cultures Series; and Mucha from the Artists Series. Their union does not arise from a shared era or tradition, but from the meeting of four identities capable of revealing the artistic and symbolic breadth of Universo Tarot Marzara.

The monumental presence of the Roman world, the spiritual mystery of Celtic culture, the sacred grandeur of Egyptian deities, and the ornamental elegance inspired by Mucha form a combination defined by contrast. History, nature, mythology, and art meet within the same box without losing their individual voices.

By becoming three-dimensional collectible figures, the four decks enter a shared visual territory. The characters pass through the frames, extend their bodies beyond the illustration, and seem to leave their worlds of origin to share a new dimension.

This tetralogy thus becomes a meeting point within the collection: four paths separated by time, culture, and art that, by breaking through the boundaries of their cards, ultimately come together in the same sculptural reality.

Universo Tarot Marzara is a collection in development. Its decks will be released progressively and, when available, will be sold through Amazon. This page does not sell products directly.