Taren Rohovit

Smash and restore a spectators borrowed phone! The magician borrows a phone from a spectator then suddenly smashes the screen against a hard surface. The screen is shown clearly to have been shattered. Then, the magician visually restores the shattered screen. *Disclaimer: Although the trailer is...

"Why do we do magic? Are we just tricking people? Is it really about fooling and lying to them? It must be more. Use this book as a foundation to unlock the reasons why you're drawn to share your magic moments. Understanding why you do what you do to help you make better choices in your art for the...

The spectator secretly selects letters, a card, or a number. The magician then impossibly manipulates the veins in their hand to form the shape of the spectator's selection. *For best results the magician should have at least some visible veins in their hand* Download the video and learn it now!

Maybe we should lie more . The connection between deception and art dates back to some of the earliest philosophers. How does the consideration of magic, an art form that seemingly relies on deception, change the conversation? The Artist Who Lied is, at its core, a proposal for an aesthetic theory...

"The way this is accomplished is clever. It's exactly what I would have done." - Bizzaro "Ren X's Motive will mystify you like Charles Gauci's "Eye to Eye" once did - with a much safer method." - Rob Zabrecky A spectator holds two objects as the magician turns away and blindfolds themself. The...