Rubik's Cube

Rubik's Cube on a table, with the nine colours of the chosen face and two other faces visible

This is how the spectator experiences it.

Before you start, you send an email to the spectator and ask them to wait before opening it.

You hand them a 3×3 Rubik's Cube to scramble as they like. When they finish, they choose a face and the orientation in which they want to show it.

The spectator opens the email they received at the beginning. Inside they find a photograph of the cube on a table: the nine colours of the front face match their choice, square by square and in the same order.

This is how it reaches the inbox.

The message brings together the prediction and the photograph of the cube in a single image, with the chosen face in the foreground.

Hello Lucía,

The cube you have been handling in your hands has eight corners and twelve edges.
There are 40,320 ways to combine the corners of the cube.
But today, I have the challenge that only one combination will be formed on one of the faces, and that it will be exactly the one you choose.
So, if I have done my job well, the chosen face and orientation should match exactly the one in this photograph:

Thank you for making a dream come true!

Another idea for your next performance.

This is how the spectator experiences it.

This is how it reaches the inbox.

Another idea for your next performance.

Mini Rubik

Notes

3 Dices