This peculiar effect is so mind-bendingly visual, so wonderfully odd, and so utterly seamless that we couldn’t help but ask, “What’s the catch?” (because, let’s be honest, there’s usually a catch). After putting it through its paces, we’re chuffed to say that “Intersection” is as enjoyable to perform as it is to behold. When you show it off, it’ll look just like the demo in the trailer: two cards seemingly melting through one another in bizarrely beautiful ways. Unlike your average penetration trick, there’s no obvious pivot point or slit on one of the objects. Sure, there's a clever design at play, but it’s concealed so well we were completely bamboozled.
You’ll get everything you need to perform this effect. At the end, a cheeky little switch lets both cards be examined. Fancy a twist? You can also perform this effect with a dollar bill, which looks utterly spectacular and would make a cracking clip for social media or a TV appearance, yet it’s got the practical angles and handling finesse to fit right into your strolling set.
Here are some key points to remember:
Super visual
Easy to do
Instant reset
Examinable handlings taught
Easy to re-make the gimmick (should you ever need to)
This pocket-sized illusion is as much fun to muck about with as it is to watch. The gimmick is solid, and the instructions cover everything you need to know.
"Intersection is such an amazing visual. It's pure eye candy" - Nicholas Lawrence
"Intersection is an impossible close-up illusion. It fooled me badly" - Hanson Chien
"Incredibly visual and surprisingly simple. This is what magic should look like." - Eric Chien
