The Vault – Distant Assembly by Alejandro Navas

Interactive Ace Assembly for Live and Virtual Magic

The Vault – Distant Assembly by Alejandro Navas is an interactive Ace Assembly routine designed for both virtual and live performance environments. The effect places the magic directly in the spectator’s hands, creating a strong sense of impossibility and participation.

In this routine, several Aces vanish from the spectator’s possession and reappear together with a selected Ace in an unexpected location. The structure is designed to work even when performer and spectator are physically separated, making it especially suitable for online performances and virtual shows.

A major strength of Distant Assembly is its flexibility. The routine can be performed with or without gimmicks and is adaptable for individual spectators or larger group interactions. Alejandro Navas focuses on audience involvement, clear visual moments, and practical handling that translates effectively to both screen and live settings.

The project demonstrates how classic card plots can be modernized for remote interaction while still maintaining strong magical impact and direct audience engagement.

Effect Highlights

• Interactive Ace Assembly routine
• Magic happens in the spectator’s hands
• Suitable for virtual and live performances
• Can be performed for multiple spectators simultaneously
• Methods with and without gimmicks included
• Strong visual transposition effect
• Designed for modern performance environments

Key Features

• Practical routine for online and live magic
• Audience-focused presentation structure
• Adaptable handling options
• Works across distance and virtual platforms
• Clear and direct card magic effect
• Designed by Alejandro Navas
• Suitable for close-up and parlour performances

Experience a modern Ace Assembly routine designed for interactive live and virtual performances with strong spectator involvement.