The symbolic and the material
The exhibition explores the symbolic field of the cards, built from a sensitive combination of elements of nature and movements of the body and the mind.
Every work includes a visual description as alternative text for screen readers.
The exhibition is a journey through the artist's own reading of the Major Arcana of the tarot, and an invitation to the public to dive into the unconscious. The cards carry aspects that touched her life and her work deeply.
Description layer enabled: this page includes visual descriptions of images, contextual details and paths to video and audio transcripts.
Guided visits and assistance in the exhibition space, 6–13 October 2026.
All times are local to Florianópolis.
The exhibition is closed on 4, 5 and 12 October.
The exhibition explores the symbolic field of the cards, built from a sensitive combination of elements of nature and movements of the body and the mind.
The artistic process behind this exhibition begins in dance and in the study of the symbolism of tarot cards, taking artists such as Frieda Harris, Pamela Colman Smith, Xul Solar, Rodrigo de Haro and Bonifacio Bembo as references. That grounding meets the perceptions and experiences of each arcanum at different periods of the artist’s life, offering an immersion in the unconscious.
What happens when a collective symbolic repertoire meets an individual story?
Read and listen to the introduction →Each entry includes image, technical details, short text, visual description, related audio and links to process studies.
22 works found

Visual description: Image of work or study 17 by Vívian Amorim, integrated into the accessible catalogue.

Visual description: Image of work or study 18 by Vívian Amorim, integrated into the accessible catalogue.

Visual description: Image of work or study 01 by Vívian Amorim, integrated into the accessible catalogue.

Visual description: Image of work or study 08 by Vívian Amorim, integrated into the accessible catalogue.

Visual description: Image of work or study 02 by Vívian Amorim, integrated into the accessible catalogue.

Visual description: Image of work or study 22 by Vívian Amorim, integrated into the accessible catalogue.

Visual description: Image of work or study 04 by Vívian Amorim, integrated into the accessible catalogue.

Visual description: Image of work or study 14 by Vívian Amorim, integrated into the accessible catalogue.

Visual description: Image of work or study 10 by Vívian Amorim, integrated into the accessible catalogue.

Visual description: Image of work or study 13 by Vívian Amorim, integrated into the accessible catalogue.

Visual description: Image of work or study 19 by Vívian Amorim, integrated into the accessible catalogue.

Visual description: Image of work or study 12 by Vívian Amorim, integrated into the accessible catalogue.

Visual description: Image of work or study 05 by Vívian Amorim, integrated into the accessible catalogue.

Visual description: Image of work or study 07 by Vívian Amorim, integrated into the accessible catalogue.

Visual description: Image of work or study 03 by Vívian Amorim, integrated into the accessible catalogue.

Visual description: Image of work or study 06 by Vívian Amorim, integrated into the accessible catalogue.

Visual description: Image of work or study 21 by Vívian Amorim, integrated into the accessible catalogue.

Visual description: Image of work or study 15 by Vívian Amorim, integrated into the accessible catalogue.

Visual description: Image of work or study 11 by Vívian Amorim, integrated into the accessible catalogue.

Visual description: Image of work or study 20 by Vívian Amorim, integrated into the accessible catalogue.

Visual description: Image of work or study 09 by Vívian Amorim, integrated into the accessible catalogue.

Visual description: Image of work or study 16 by Vívian Amorim, integrated into the accessible catalogue.
From the first preparations to the music, encounters and moments shared in the exhibition.











Biography
Born in São Paulo and now based in Florianópolis, she began drawing in 2023, exploring the symbolism and iconography of tarot cards. Her artistic process today rests essentially on the movement of the body in dance and on how it can relate to symbols. Arcana of the Unconscious is her first exhibition.
Her current work continues her research into tarot and into the ways we understand symbols, both individually and collectively. Her background in Languages and Literature played an important part in that path, deepening her interest in understanding different languages.
The works are made in acrylic paint; the studies are made with watercolour and black felt-tip pen.
Credits
The team behind the conception, curatorship, exhibition design and soundtrack of the show.