We started Inkgenics with more than just art in mind — we wanted to create a space that felt like home. A place where people could feel safe, seen, and held through the process. For us, tattooing isn’t just about how something looks on skin — it’s about what it means. It’s memory, transformation, identity. It’s healing. It’s ritual.

My own style leans into softness — poetic blackwork and surreal imagery for those who feel something stir when they see it. I create for the quiet ones, the feelers, the dreamers — the ones who’ve lived things they can’t always explain. Every line is intentional, every symbol rooted in something real. I believe the body is a canvas for story — and I’m here to help tell it, tenderly.

This is my way of making art that connects, and of sharing what I’ve learned with others who might be just starting, searching, or simply needing a place to land.