Page of Wands — The Silence of All Things

Original Artwork
Acrylic on Wooden Board
20 × 25 cm
Painted in 2021

Part of the original painting collection from See You Tomorrow Tarot, a tarot project created by Vietnamese artist Duy Khanh Vo in 2021.

The Page of Wands speaks of gentle growth, humility, and the quiet confidence that emerges when we remain true to ourselves. Rather than chasing recognition, this figure reminds us that success often arrives through curiosity, sincerity, and a willingness to embrace the unknown. It is a card of beginnings, personal development, and the subtle magic hidden within everyday life.

Each brushstroke carries the spirit of a larger narrative woven throughout the See You Tomorrow Tarot universe.

About See You Tomorrow

"See You Tomorrow" is a story of healing, memory, and self-discovery.

The narrative follows Thanh, a young woman determined to uncover the truth behind a traumatic event that shattered the life of her older sister, Bao Khanh.

Once a talented and promising artist, Bao Khanh falls into severe psychological distress after her solo exhibition, Four PM. The experience leaves her struggling with memory loss and deep depression. Seeking answers, Thanh turns to the paintings created for the exhibition.

Through these artworks, she gradually uncovers fragments of forgotten stories, hidden emotions, and long-buried memories. Each painting becomes a doorway into Bao Khanh’s inner world, revealing clues that help piece together the mystery of her trauma and illuminate a path toward healing.

The See You Tomorrow Tarot was born from this fictional universe, where every card serves as both a symbolic tarot archetype and a fragment of a larger story.

Artwork Details

• Title: Page of Wands — The Silence of All Things

• Artist: Duy Khanh Vo

• Year: 2021

• Medium: Acrylic on Wooden Board

• Size: 20 × 25 cm

• Original Artwork (One of a Kind)

• Signed by the Artist

• Part of the See You Tomorrow Tarot Collection

Please note that colors may vary slightly depending on screen settings. Small imperfections are part of the artwork's handmade nature and contribute to its uniqueness.