Relationship reading · Cards & interactive web
Love
Cube.
愛情魔方
Six sides of the same relationship.
A deck of 54 surreal cards becomes a cube you can explore. Each face offers a different perspective on love, bringing your own feelings and the pattern between two people into view.
Visit Love CubeThe concept
A relationship
has more
than one side.
6 perspectives × 9 cards
Draw one card from each face. Start with how you enter love and what you expect from it. Consider what you observe in the other person, how closeness develops, the pattern between you and where change might begin.
The cube holds those six views together. The images give you something concrete to respond to, while the reading connects the cards with the relationship context you choose.
The visual language
An image.
A question.
A familiar object carries one impossible change. A rooted lock, a bridge of light or a clock holding two different skies makes an abstract feeling visible. These six website cards show one example from each face.
01 / The self in love
The Gatekeeper 守門
The rooted lock protects the door while a little light escapes. Safety and the wish to connect occupy the same image.
What helps me feel safe enough to open up?
02 / Your idea of love
The Garden 花園
Flowers thrive above a tightly tangled root system. Care brings growth, but it can also leave too little room.
Am I nurturing this connection or tending every part of it?
03 / The person you meet
The Lighthouse 燈塔
The light reaches you while the lighthouse stays far away. Direction and reassurance can coexist with distance.
What does this person's presence actually offer me?
04 / How they draw near
Steps 舞步
Two trails of footsteps adjust and overlap. Moving together asks for a response from both people.
Are we finding a shared rhythm while keeping our own step?
05 / The space between
The Loop 迴圈
The track keeps moving and returning to itself. A relationship can feel busy while revisiting the same conflict.
Which familiar pattern are we repeating?
06 / The turning point
Time Lag 時差
Day and night share one clock. Two people may be in the same relationship with different levels of readiness.
Are our expectations moving at the same pace?
The questions open a conversation. What an image means in your life begins with your own experience.
The website
Turn the idea
in your hands.
The homepage brings the deck into a rotating cube, with illustrated cards covering its faces. The interaction gives the six-perspective idea a form before the reading begins.
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