As with any oracle deck, the artwork of Karl Wiener would serve as a tool for self-exploration and personal development. The messages of the cards could be used for guidance, inspiration, and reflection, and the images themselves could be appreciated for their beauty and cultural significance.
Karl Wiener was a multifaceted artist from Austria, with experience in drafting, graphic design, and photomontage.
In 1930, Wiener was awarded a travel grant that took him to Germany, Sweden, and Denmark, and he visited Moscow in 1935. He remained closely connected to his hometown of Graz until his father's death in 1937, after which he relocated permanently to Vienna.
Wiener worked as a teacher at the Vienna School of Applied Arts from 1940 until his dismissal in 1947, after which he increasingly focused on illustration work for social democratic media.
