Fusion Mosaic Phenomenon by Phill Smith

Effect

The Fusion Mosaic Phenomenon is a visually stunning close-up magic trick that uses a deck of photo cards. The performer asks a spectator to choose an image from the deck. After shuffling, the individual images on the cards combine to form a larger picture, revealing the spectator's chosen image in a surprising and engaging way. The effect is both interactive and memorable, leaving audiences amazed by the seamless transformation.

Full details

The Fusion Mosaic Phenomenon deck includes five force images: a car, dog, house, tree, and flower. It also comes with additional cards to allow for varied performances. The trick uses a subtle marking system designed by Phill Smith, which requires practice to master but ensures smooth and effective performances. The deck is versatile, suitable for both stage and walk-around magic, and includes multiple routines and ideas to keep performances fresh and engaging.

Who should consider the trick

This trick is ideal for magicians who perform close-up or stage magic and are looking for a unique, visually impactful effect. It’s particularly well-suited for those who enjoy interactive performances and want to leave a strong impression on their audience. The Fusion Mosaic Phenomenon is also a great choice for magicians who appreciate creative and innovative approaches to card magic.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

The Fusion Mosaic Phenomenon requires some practice to master, particularly the marking system. While the trick is not overly complex, performers will need to spend time familiarizing themselves with the deck and the routines included. The effort is well worth it, as the trick’s visual impact and audience reactions make it a standout addition to any magician’s repertoire.

What magicians say

Craig Petty praises the Fusion Mosaic Phenomenon for its strong audience reactions and performance flexibility, calling it a "unique and creative trick." He highlights the clever marking system and the deck’s versatility, noting that it works well for both stage and walk-around magic. Phill Smith, the creator, emphasizes the trick’s development and its use in high-profile performances, such as Ryland Petty’s America’s Got Talent act. Reviewers also appreciate the multiple routines included, which allow for varied and engaging performances. While the marking system requires practice, magicians agree that the effort pays off with a highly visual and impactful trick.