Differentiating Illusionists From Magicians
In the realm of magic, there are two groups of people: illusionists and magicians.
Vitelli has distinguished himself as an illusionist because of the nature of his performances.
While magicians utilize small props, such as a deck of cards or a coin, illusionists use larger than life elements.
An illusionist is not afraid to have an elephant or tiger on stage, and often uses special effects and other innovative techniques.
Illusionists are scientists that study how individuals perceive elements.
Vitelli has professional experience in the science of illusion.
While he uses special effects and props, his illusions are based on extending the possibilities of the human figure.
He utilizes a mind over body technique that allows individuals to perform the impossible.
It is easy to differentiate a magician from an illusionist such as Vitelli.
It would be the equivalent of comparing a Bachelors degree with a Doctorate.
It is apparent in every way, shape, and form that an illusionist has more experience.
Vitelli's illusions are equivalent to those of David Blaine or Houdini who are known for their extravagant stunts.
Illusionists like Vitelli perform larger than life shows in Las Vegas or other parts of the world.
A magician usually performs in small studios, sidewalks, or other small-scale locations.
Understanding the abilities of the human mind and the anatomy of one's thoughts, Vitelli can create various illusions.
While magic is a hobby, illusion is a form of science that attempts to deceive the mind.
Thus, Vitelli utilizes the belief that the only limitations of the human body are the mind that controls it.
The saying "mind over matter" is not an ancient proverb.
Vitelli believes that the human mind perceives objects based on our beliefs and theories.
To understand the phenomenon of illusion we must learn to adapt and embrace life.
In order to believe in illusions, we must force ourselves to see things in a new light and erase the current perceptions stored in our memory.
Vitelli is living proof that magic and illusion is not "inherent" in certain individuals.
Anyone can learn to be a practitioner of magic or become an illusionist.
In order to successfully learn the trade, one must understand how the human mind works.
His psychological studies have enabled him to obtain a deeper grasp of the human mind and develop programs based on our perceived notions.
Vitelli has distinguished himself as an illusionist because of the nature of his performances.
While magicians utilize small props, such as a deck of cards or a coin, illusionists use larger than life elements.
An illusionist is not afraid to have an elephant or tiger on stage, and often uses special effects and other innovative techniques.
Illusionists are scientists that study how individuals perceive elements.
Vitelli has professional experience in the science of illusion.
While he uses special effects and props, his illusions are based on extending the possibilities of the human figure.
He utilizes a mind over body technique that allows individuals to perform the impossible.
It is easy to differentiate a magician from an illusionist such as Vitelli.
It would be the equivalent of comparing a Bachelors degree with a Doctorate.
It is apparent in every way, shape, and form that an illusionist has more experience.
Vitelli's illusions are equivalent to those of David Blaine or Houdini who are known for their extravagant stunts.
Illusionists like Vitelli perform larger than life shows in Las Vegas or other parts of the world.
A magician usually performs in small studios, sidewalks, or other small-scale locations.
Understanding the abilities of the human mind and the anatomy of one's thoughts, Vitelli can create various illusions.
While magic is a hobby, illusion is a form of science that attempts to deceive the mind.
Thus, Vitelli utilizes the belief that the only limitations of the human body are the mind that controls it.
The saying "mind over matter" is not an ancient proverb.
Vitelli believes that the human mind perceives objects based on our beliefs and theories.
To understand the phenomenon of illusion we must learn to adapt and embrace life.
In order to believe in illusions, we must force ourselves to see things in a new light and erase the current perceptions stored in our memory.
Vitelli is living proof that magic and illusion is not "inherent" in certain individuals.
Anyone can learn to be a practitioner of magic or become an illusionist.
In order to successfully learn the trade, one must understand how the human mind works.
His psychological studies have enabled him to obtain a deeper grasp of the human mind and develop programs based on our perceived notions.
