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Ghetto Tarot by Alice Smeets – An extraordinary Tarot deck from Haiti! ^[1]

Inspired by the creativity and strength of the citizens of the ghetto, the Ghetto Tarot will guide you in changing your perception, turning negativity in your life into positivity while discovering the power of your own thoughts.

Alice Smeets’s Ghetto Tarot – in pictures ^[2]

So she teamed up with Haitian artists from the group Atis Rezistans (resistant artists) to create the Ghetto Tarot, a modern interpretation of the 1910 Rider-Waite tarot deck, to show Port-au-Prince in a different light.

Amazon.com ^[3]

Inspired by the creativity and strength of the citizens of the ghetto, the Ghetto Tarot will guide you in changing your perception, turning negativity in your life into positivity while discovering the power of your own thoughts.

BOHEMIANESS: Tarot Deck Review: Ghetto Tarot ^[4]

Shortly after I did this reading, I turned to the LWB for the first time and read on the back cover: “…the Ghetto Tarot will guide you in changing your perception, turning negativity in your life into positivity while discovering the power of your own thoughts.” !!!!! What incredible synchronicity! So right away, I had a connection with the energy of this deck.

‘The Ghetto Tarot’: Haitian artists transform classic tarot deck into stunning real life scenes ^[5]

Welcome to the Ghetto Tarot, a project from award-winning documentary photographer Alice Smeets and a group of Haitian artists known as Atis Rezistans. The idea was to take the classic Rider-Waite tarot deck of 78 cards and create a photographic version of each card using settings and objects in the vibrant ghetto of Haiti.

The Ghetto Tarot has been fully funded on indiegogo, and you can place an order for a full deck at the price of 32 euros (about $36).

The Ghetto Tarot ^[6]

Belgian photographer Alice Smeets’s “the ghetto tarot” project is a photographic interpretation of the traditional tarot card art, replicated with a group of artists called “atis rezistans” in the slums of Port-au-prince, Haiti.

Alice Smeets – The Ghetto Tarot ^[7]

What does it mean to live in a ghetto? I set out to challenge that idea through a series of portraits that transform Port-au-Prince residents into a living deck of tarot cards.

Singapore International Photography Festival ^[8]

The Ghetto Tarot reaches beyond cultural walls of prejudice to achieve a much needed transformation of the collective conscience perception of the Ghetto.

Amazon.com ^[9]

Major arcana; The story and vision of the Ghetto Tarot; Minor arcana; My passion for tarot; My lessons at Ghetto University; Harmony, adventure, mystery, dignity and peace. He is affiliated with Atis Rezistans, a “close-knit community” of artists steeped in “junkyard make-do” and “survivalist recycling.” Kervens is posing for the Fool card of Belgian photographer Alice Smeets’ Ghetto Tarot. Just as the very real citizens of Haiti have to deal with uncollected garbage and clothes worn well past the point of being new, so do the denizens of The Ghetto Tarot.

The scenes are inspired by the Rider Waite Tarot Deck, designed in 1919, and were recreated with a group of Haitian artists, the Atis Rezistans collective, in the ghettos of Haiti. Just as black people have been able to find wisdom in the all-white Rider-Waite-Smith and other all-white decks, white seekers will find all they look for in tarot in the Ghetto Tarot deck.

The Ghetto Tarot ^[10]

The scenes are inspired by the Rider Waite Tarot Deck, designed in 1919 by artist Pamela Colman Smith, and were recreated with a group of Haitian artist, the Atis Rezistans collective, in the ghettos of Haiti.

Classic tarot cards get a photographic reinterpretation with a touch of Haitian ghetto ^[11]

Inspired by the Haitian ghetto and the Rider Waite Tarot deck designed by Pamela Colman Smith in 1909, Belgian photographer Alice Smeets, in collaboration with Atis Rezistans (Resistant Artists), thought it was high time to lend the deck a contemporary interpretation.

The Ghetto Tarot ^[12]

Full DescriptionThe Ghetto Tarot mixes the magical with the real world and motivates you to activate your imagination; the mystical and ancient tarot cards come alive in this modern, vivid and provocative book.

The latest in global design and creativity ^[13]

Combining three of her passions; the spiritual world, the Haitian culture and its people, along with her philosophical take on the duality between the rich and the poor, Smeets came up with Ghetto Tarot. Alice Smeets Ghetto Tarot is a photographic interpretation of the Rider Waite Tarot Deck, originally designed in 1909 by artist Pamela Colman Smith.

UPDATE: The Alice Smeets Ghetto Tarot deck has been funded and produced and is now available for purchase here and here!

The Ghetto Tarot – Book ^[14]

– The Ghetto Tarot mixes the magical with the real world and motivates you to activate your imagination; the mystical and ancient tarot cards come alive in this modern, vivid and provocative book

The Ghetto Tarot: A Unique Project ^[15]

Just a couple weeks ago there was an uproar in several of the tarot groups that I am a member of about a deck with an unusual name: The Ghetto Tarot

Ghetto Tarot Cards Alice Smeets Haitian Artist Photos ^[16]

What does it mean to live in a ghetto? Photographer Alice Smeets and Haitian artist collective Atis Rezistans, or resistant artists, set out to challenge that idea through a series of stunning portraits that transform Port-au-Prince residents into a living deck of tarot cards.

The Ghetto Tarot ^[17]

The Ghetto Tarot is a photographic interpretation by Belgian photographer Alice Smeets of the traditional tarot deck in the ghetto.