I have been tattooing since 2005, after more than two decades in the craft, I still approach every project with the same curiosity and respect that drew me to tattooing in the first place.

For me, tattooing has never been just about creating images. It´s about people, stories, transformation and connection.

Tattooing is one of the few art forms that remains deeply human at every stage - a collaboration between artist and client built on trust, conversation and shared creativity.

I believe that the best tattoos are not created by following trends or formulas, but by building an artwork around the individual wearing it.

Over 20 years experience

Close-up of a woman with light skin and gray eyes, wearing large gold earrings, a septum piercing, lip piercings, tattoos on her upper chest, and a dark hoodie, indoors.

About my Style

A tattoo artist is tattooing a colorful design on a person's leg. The person is lying down on a surface covered with plastic wrap, and the tattoo incorporates blue, black, and red ink with intricate patterns. The artist is wearing black gloves and holding a tattoo machine.
Tattooed arm and partial face of a person with tattoos and gold jewelry, lying on a surface with black gloves on their hand, and a black and white patterned surface nearby.
A person with tattoos on their arm, wearing black gloves, holding a tattoo machine, in the process of tattooing a face on another person's skin.
Tattoo artist working on a colorful portrait tattoo on a client's thigh with tattoo equipment, gloves, and safety glasses in a tattoo studio.

I’ve had the pleasure of creating thousands of tattoos throughout my career. Over the years, I’ve developed a true passion for pushing the boundaries of conventional tattoo styles to create a unique and flexible aesthetic.

Whether it’s a realism portrait, a Nordic-inspired design, or even an anime piece, the subject itself is just the starting point. How it is interpreted and composed is where my true creativity begins.

I’m at my strongest when I’m given creative freedom—when I can move beyond typical expectations and build pieces that not only challenge me, but allow me to draw on my entire skillset.

I find it extremely inspiring to combine traditional styles and techniques with something unexpected: Soft realism mixed with crisp blackwork or geometry. Nordic-inspired motifs blended with abstract or realistic elements. Flowing compositions interrupted by rigid structure. Bold colour accents merging into black and grey. Linework, dotwork, soft shading, and strong graphic contrast all working together in one language.

Underneath it all I am simply passionate about tattoos and tattooing. Working in this way feels like a celebration of everything that I have learned and appreciate most within the scope of this incredible craft.