His personal and artistic research lead him to completely focus on the realisation of Guardians. Each Guardian represents a particular history, connection inked on skin. The only rule? Follow your gut instinct

Our Russian guest Titukh is immediately recognisable by his personal blackwork representations of demons, monsters or creatures. It’s a dark, occult and mysterious imaginary which gives birth to uniquely frightening and disturbing images.

Occhipinti’s tattoo style is very gestural. His work is mainly black and the artist shows ideas tied to animals and nature in general. The sparkle in his ink looks so naturally effective also thanks to the style of an instinctive and dynamic dotwork.

Incision plays a vital role in the life of Florentine artist Matteo Masini. He studied, mastered and lastly applied it to the tattoo to display his imaginary, slightly inspired by surrealism. If you’re lucky enough and fishing season is open, you’ll carry on your skin one his numbered and limited edition sardines.

Roman artist Michele Colosimo’s faces, illustrations and realistic images owe their beauty to his great deal of experience with free hand drawings. His tattoos perfectly reflect his gift, to the point they almost come to life.

Jessica Astio’s art is kept alive by a constant quest of concepts and representative techniques which recount life stories, paranoia, fantasy and feelings. The glue that binds everything is the eternal woman’s figure, tough and frail, independent yet insecure.

Tattooer Rashetti started up as an illustrator and graphic designer. His effective and very personal representations of popular characters, also as cartoons, make his tattoos alive and dynamic.