High school diploma, various jobs, studies, even more jobs... before tattooing became concrete for me in 2018, I felt like I already had lived a whole life. But in all the time of orientation there was always one constant and that was tattoos. ​

 

Maybe that's exactly what has brought me under the needle again and again in our fast-moving and often surreal world. Tattooing is a very real experience and we carry this impression with us under our skin until the end of our days.

 

​My work philosophy arises from these thoughts: to create the most complete experience possible for my customers and to do a tattoo that can ideally withstand the ravages of time. ​

Feudal Japan fascinated me early on and the japanese tattoo style immediately spoke to something in me, which I try to express in my work today. I would describe this as clear, concrete, strong and timeless. The Japanese style is based on traditions and stories of days long past, and yet people will still be getting japanese tattoos long after im gone.

A tattoo in this style is not a trend, but rather a commitment to a hopefully immortal form art.

 

​​In addition to tattooing, my focus is heavily on painting. This medium allows me to try out more things that certain "laws" in the tattoo craft wouldn't necessarily allow. ​​

 

Aside from my Japanese-inspired style, I would still like to welcome every idea into my studio in Berlin. Be it a small fineline tattoo, a bold traditional, or a modern blackwork, I treat every request with the same care.

 

​​I look forward to hearing from you!