Infinity Dream is a unique close-up mentalism routine in which dreams, memories, and predictions converge. Six nested playing card boxes with a gradual color gradient form different layers of a story in which the boundary between dream and reality blurs increasingly.

The spectators shuffle a deck of cards, causing cards to end up randomly face up and face down, and red and black mixed together. Everything seems completely chaotic and determined by the audience itself.

Next, a special marker, the Totem, disappears. Within the story, this forms the anchor between dream and reality. To discover what has happened, the six nested card boxes are opened one by one. Each box represents a deeper layer of the dream.

Predictions are printed on the back of the various boxes. These predict, among other things, how many cards are face up and how many of them are red. Despite the seemingly random shuffling, the predictions turn out to correspond with the final state of the deck.

The journey ends at the completely white box, the so-called Limbo. When this last box is opened, the previously disappeared totem reappears.

However, one part of the prediction is still missing. One playing card seems to have been taken from nowhere. For the finale, all the boxes are stacked on top of each other. The loose images on the sides together form one complete picture that reveals exactly the missing card.

Infinity Dreams is designed for storytelling and can be presented as mentalism, bizarre magic, or a mysterious journey through various dream layers. The routine is virtually self-operating and requires no complicated sleight of hand, allowing attention to be focused entirely on the presentation.

The routine is suitable for close-up and parlor performances, uses standard Bicycle playing cards, and is available in a red or blue version.

A complete routine for performers who not only want to present a prediction, but want to take their audience on a journey in which every revelation opens a new layer of the mystery.