Mouna Rebeiz's Tarot Installation 'L'indovino' Confronts Etruscan Divination with AI at Villa Giulia

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• "L'indovino" by Mouna Rebeiz runs 16 September to 29 November 2026 at the Museo Nazionale Etrusco di Villa Giulia in Rome
• The exhibition is curated by Roberta Semeraro and promoted by the museum with the Associazione Culturale RO.SA.M.
• The installation centers on the twenty-two Major Arcana of the tarot as large reflective surfaces that incorporate visitors into the work
• The project reworks a piece Rebeiz presented in Venice in 2022 during the 59th Biennale d'arte
• The Etruscan haruspex Spurinna, famous from Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, links Etruscan divination to contemporary concerns
• The show references the Tomba François of Vulci, recently acquired by the Italian State, including figures Amphiaraus and Cassandra
• In the Ninfeo, the Temperance arcana installation connects to Vangelis's Mythodea and NASA's exploration of Mars
• The Sala dello Zodiaco section shifts from individual destiny to sustainability and ecological transition
• A digital continuation runs on Instagram at @lindovino.exhibition, observing user interactions with the tarot
• Installation design is by Studio Palinsesto of London; Mythodea installation direction is by Atej Tutta
• Museum director Luana Toniolo commented on the works' engagement with the divine and individual destiny
• Admission is €13 full and €2 reduced; open Tuesday to Sunday 8:30–19:30, last entry 18:30