FacebookShare on XLinkedInWhatsAppEmailCopy LinkPhoto Wave by Luca Volpe and Alan Wong delivers a modern, visual mentalism experience that feels organic, personal, and impossible to explain. This clever routine uses familiar photo cards to create a powerful emotional hook, allowing spectators to connect with the effect before the magic even begins. The method is streamlined for real‑world performers, offering smooth handling, instant resets, and a structure that works beautifully in close‑up, parlour, or casual social settings. Every phase feels fair, clean, and hands‑off, yet the performer remains in complete control from start to finish. The props are professionally produced, durable, and designed for workers who value reliability and strong reactions. Whether you’re building a new mentalism set or enhancing your existing repertoire, Photo Wave provides a high‑impact, audience‑friendly routine that blends storytelling, intuition, and visual magic into one memorable performance.When the PRO MIND SET was first launched as a full close-up act, we received numerous requests to release the individual routines separately. Following the success of DTC Cards, it is now time for PHOTO WAVE-a set featuring sturdy plastic cards designed to last a lifetime.The RoutineIt is a simple and direct miracle. display a selection of various photograph cards and ask an audience member to freely choose one.Once the photograph has been selected, show that the back of every remaining card has a large printed “X.” To prove predicted the choice in advance, ask the spectator to turn over their own card. On the back of their selection is also a large “X,” but it is printed in a completely different color!This is a compact, “in-the-hands” Brainwave effect that requires:No sticky stuffNo rough and smoothWhat You ReceiveGet everything needed to start performing right away:Professional Plastic Cards: Durable quality, supplied in a protective plastic sleeve.Video Instructions: A downloadable tutorial featuring various handlings for both stand-up and close-up performances.
