A tarot reading opens up what has been closed off or kept hidden — perhaps even deliberately concealed. Whatever energy went into keeping it hidden may also be needed to bring it to light.

Fortunately, neither the cards nor the person reading them can tell the future of an individual or a society. The future, as they say, hasn’t happened yet. No one knows what it will bring.

A reading is something the reader and the participant create together. For a moment, it is like opening a box and glimpsing the worlds held within the present. The box may be closed and locked again, or left open, giving unrealized possibilities room to take root beneath the surface.

Approached with care and honesty, a tarot reading can open up a rare and powerful space for change — for the participant, and sometimes for the reader, too. It may reveal paths that were hidden until now; whether to follow them is up to the person who sees them.

At "To: The Field", unfolding in the midst of a turbulent time, this reading will turn to questions of the place and moment we find ourselves in.

Eitan Ben Moshe is part of a group of Israeli and Polish artists taking part in a project that began with the potato as a source of inspiration for artistic practice.

With the support of the Polish Institute

Free admission as part of the “To: the Field” festival