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		<title>Laurence, Montréal</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Nom / surnom&#160;Laurence Desjardins Où habites-tu ?&#160;Montréal Quel est ton job ?&#160;Sexologue dans le milieu de la santé sexuelle Pourquoi t’es-tu fait tatouer ?&#160;La première fois que je me suis fait tatouer j’avais 19 ans. Je voulais marquer un moment et un état d’esprit dans lequel je vivais depuis un...</p>
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<p><strong>Nom / surnom</strong>&nbsp;Laurence Desjardins</p>



<p><strong>Où habites-tu ?</strong>&nbsp;Montréal</p>



<p><strong>Quel est ton job ?</strong>&nbsp;Sexologue dans le milieu de la santé sexuelle</p>



<p><strong>Pourquoi t’es-tu fait tatouer ?</strong>&nbsp;La première fois que je me suis fait tatouer j’avais 19 ans. Je voulais marquer un moment et un état d’esprit dans lequel je vivais depuis un certain temps déjà.</p>



<p><strong>Comment as tu choisi le motif, le dessin ?</strong>&nbsp;Depuis quelques années, j’étais mal dans ma peau et mon demi-frère s’était suicidé l’année d’avant. Alors je me suis fait tatouer des ailes, des ailes pour partir loin…</p>



<p><strong>Qu’est-ce qui t’intéresse dans le tatouage ?</strong>&nbsp;J’ai toujours été amateur d’art visuel, alors le tatouage et ses artistes n’était que la suite logique. Je m’intéressais déjà à la peinture, le dessin, le cinéma, la photographie, la mode, mais plutôt comme spectatrice.<br>Le tatouage n’a été qu’une façon pour moi d’enfin m’exprimer et de continuer à baigner dans les formes et couleurs.</p>



<p><strong>Quelles sont tes inspirations artistiques ?</strong>&nbsp;Je suis présentement très inspirée par des artistes de «&nbsp;street art&nbsp;», mais je puise aussi dans l’univers mode de Jean-Paul Gaultier ou Celine, la photographie sombre de Roger Ballen et les illustrations un peu décalées de Mark Ryden. L’inspiration peut autant me venir de la rue, les punks avec leurs jackets à clou, ou des séries TV comme la culture artistique traditionnelle des pays scandinaves dans l’émission Vikings.</p>



<p><strong>Quelle est l’histoire de tes tatouages (nombre, emplacements, …) ?</strong>&nbsp;Quelques un ont des histoires, d’autres expriment plutôt un moment. Les premiers étaient très significatifs&nbsp;: le suicide d’un proche, la fin de ma première relation amoureuse, la commémoration d’un nouvel amour… D’autres sont simplement l’expression du talent d’un artiste que j’aime et respecte. Ils sont généralement situer à des endroits discrets par respect pour mon environnement de travail, mais de plus en plus je me sens plus détendue par rapport à cet aspect. Je suis plus accomplie professionnellement et mon travail parle par lui-même. Je peux encore les compter, alors je me dis que je n’en ai pas encore trop</p>



<p><strong>Tu as commencé à quel âge ?</strong>&nbsp;19 ans</p>



<p><strong>Quelle fut la réaction de ton entourage ?</strong>&nbsp;«&nbsp;Oh non, mais il est gros? Mais tu vas le regretter! Et quand tu seras vieille, tu vas avoir l’air de quoi&nbsp;»</p>



<p><strong>A quand le prochain ?</strong>&nbsp;Le mois prochain par Tom Lortie de DMarkation (Québec). Super excitée, j’attends ce moment depuis plusieurs mois!</p>



<p><strong>Quelle serait ta définition du tatouage ?</strong>&nbsp;Une autre forme pour moi de me représenter. J’ai choisi une façon de m’habiller, j’ai choisi une carrière pour faire une différence, j’ai choisi des valeurs que je veux communiquer… et j’ai choisi que mon corps soit un canevas.</p>



<p><strong>Et quand tu seras vieux/vieille ?</strong>&nbsp;Bah je serai vieille et ridée…et très «&nbsp;beurrée&nbsp;»! Et toi, tu penses que tu vas avoir l’air de quoi?</p>



<p><strong>Ton peintre, artiste, œuvre favorite ?</strong>&nbsp;OUF! Bonne question, Tu me laisses le temps de réfléchir?</p>
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		<title>Jessi Preston, Montreal</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Name/ nickname&#160;:&#160;Jessi&#160;Preston/JP/Stax Where do you live ?&#160;I live between Brooklyn, NY &#38; Montreal, QC Describe yourself in only one sentence&#160;: I am a tattoo artist, part owner of Two Horses in Montreal, and a sneaky devil all over your face. &#160;Why do you have tattoos ?&#160;I started getting tattoos because...</p>
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<p><strong>Name/ nickname</strong>&nbsp;:&nbsp;Jessi&nbsp;Preston/JP/Stax</p>



<p><strong>Where do you live ?&nbsp;</strong>I live between Brooklyn, NY &amp; Montreal, QC</p>



<p><strong>Describe yourself in only one sentence</strong>&nbsp;: I am a tattoo artist, part owner of Two Horses in Montreal, and a sneaky devil all over your face.</p>



<p><strong>&nbsp;Why do you have tattoos ?&nbsp;</strong>I started getting tattoos because I was curious about the transformative nature of actually getting one. I continue to get tattoos because it’s fun and I learn something new from every artist that tattoos me.</p>



<p><strong>What is your interest in tattoos ?&nbsp;</strong>I have a great respect for the history and traditions of tattooing. When I started out I was mystified by the secrecy and excited by the opportunity to acquire knowledge that wasn’t readily available like everything else online these days. There was just so much that I didn’t know about the vocabulary of tattoos that I wanted to understand better. As a creative, I have a great appreciation for any craftsman that is pursuing their trade day in day out trying to achieve the best quality work they can. Tattooing just happens to be my trade and I wouldn’t have it any other way. I literally learn something new every day.</p>



<p><strong>What or who is your inspiration ?&nbsp;</strong>There is inspiration everywhere. I love any and all reference books I can get my hands on, particularly old folk, circus/freak, nature, bird, victorian gems I can find. Old labels, vintage design, mid century furniture, japanese clothing design, you name it! I am super detail oriented, so anything with exaggerated proportions or clever use of matter gets me pumped. Of course all of the old school traditional tattoo artists from the US to Denmark are a huge inspiration for the work that I do. They shaped the trade and the iconography used today and it still holds fast. Traditional tattoos will always look good on the body, nuff said. I also love all kinds of music and find it super visual. I am currently working on a Nirvana flash set that I’m really excited about. When it comes to tattooing, I pour over instagram whenever I have down time. There’s so many talented tattoo artists out there that I love to look at!</p>



<p>When it comes down to each piece I do, unless someone is getting flash that I have pre-drawn, my clients inspire the design process. Their ideas are what I put on them so when it comes to inspiration that’s an unending gold mine of inspiration. I am lucky that I have great clients with really good taste! Thanks guys!!</p>



<p><strong>Tell me more about your tattoos ?&nbsp;</strong>There’s no need for a story in a tattoo. If you have one, great! But I’m all about putting stuff you like on you. Plus, I’m a collector, so I generally get what the artist is into doing.</p>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Rodin is an occitan multitask artist from Marseille. Rodin has been singing in a polyphonic band since he was 11 years old. He has been touring around the world. He writes and composes music, draws birds and clothes, shoots videos and writes poetry. He has got a complex vision of tattoo, but a great way...</p>
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<p>Rodin is an occitan multitask artist from Marseille. Rodin has been singing in a polyphonic band since he was 11 years old. He has been touring around the world. He writes and composes music, draws birds and clothes, shoots videos and writes poetry. He has got a complex vision of tattoo, but a great way to describe his mind and the relatioship between himself and his tattoos : he has tattoos to hide himself in beauty … Very romantic!</p>



<p>During the time I spent with Rodin, I’ve learned a lot about the notion of protection that tattoos might have. Tattoos help him to become himself. He feels protected by the mere fact that these drawings will hide and protect himself from the eyes of curious people. Rodin feels close to humble and straightforward people who don’t lie to themselves or the others.</p>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Name/ nickname&#160;Keke Where do you live ?&#160;Strasbourg Your job?&#160;salesman textil Describe yourself in only one sentence :&#160;Who likes the life and wants to live his dreams Why do you have tattoos ?&#160;I do not know, I was always close to the musical universe where almost members are tattooed, that certainly...</p>
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<p><strong>Name/ nickname</strong>&nbsp;Keke</p>



<p><strong>Where do you live ?</strong>&nbsp;Strasbourg</p>



<p><strong>Your job?</strong>&nbsp;salesman textil</p>



<p><strong>Describe yourself in only one sentence :</strong>&nbsp;Who likes the life and wants to live his dreams</p>



<p><strong>Why do you have tattoos ?</strong>&nbsp;I do not know, I was always close to the musical universe where almost members are tattooed, that certainly directed me to this choice!</p>



<p><strong>What is your interest in tattoos ?</strong>&nbsp;I like the fact of concerning the work of an artist me. I find that the human body is the best museum to expose creations, even if I do not necessarily try to show them, I imagine that I like also having badly, but the result is so worth it…</p>



<p><strong>What or who is your artistic inspiration ?</strong>&nbsp;The music. (Deftones, poison the well, archives, the ghost inside)</p>



<p><strong>What is the story of your tattoos (numbers, place, … ) ?</strong>&nbsp;I have a cuff on the right hand, not still finished, or will be almost all the musical instruments which count for me, in a very graphic style. All the proximales phalanxes or is written “coil” and ” hate “, I felt the need to make me tattoo that, I think that it is because I like myself so much that I hate a heart opened by half on the right hand, not that I am open-handed, the sentence of the tattoo is ” neither of artichoke, nor stone “. A star on the triceps, one on the trunk or is written ” time master keys(passes) by purpose my wounds remain “, a small under the left téton “the beginning” (tattoo in common with my darling), and one on the calf, the title of my album prefers of Terror ” keepers of the faith “. I am not covered yet a lot, but my tattoos is for me the best of the therapies, to look in eyes at my enjoyments and at my punishments, that’s right which I need…</p>



<p><strong>When did you start ?</strong>&nbsp;I made my first tattoo at the age of 18, the star on the arm.</p>



<p><strong>What was the reaction of your friends and family ?</strong>&nbsp;Given that I have an older brother who was already tattooed, that rather took place well, my parents were made a reason, and my close relations have for the greater part nothing against.</p>



<p><strong>Your next tattoo ?</strong>&nbsp;Mhm it is a good question! At once if possible! It is always a problem of money in the final, but I hope I can be again tattooed by Androgynette during are fellow man guest to kofi in Strasbourg.</p>



<p><strong>What would be your definition of the tattoo ?</strong>&nbsp;A therapy, a way of exteriorizing all that we have in us..</p>



<p><strong>When you will be an old man/ old woman ?</strong>&nbsp;by making me tattoo I know pertinently that I would age with, it raises me no problem, I am ready to assume them all the life.</p>



<p><strong>Your favorite picture ? Artist ?</strong>&nbsp;Given that the music is all my life, I am going to give an artist or rather a group: Comeback kid!</p>



<p><strong>Your favorite restaurant ?</strong>&nbsp;It is more a snack bar sandwich that a resto, but I ever ate nothing of such, ” Made in France ” in Strasbourg, tourists, go there blindly!</p>



<p><strong>The perfect song ?</strong>&nbsp;For me, a perfect song is a song which will know how to do me shudders, it has to be melancholic I would say ” The end of the year era ” about Hopesfall</p>



<p><strong>What entertains you right now ?</strong>&nbsp;At the moment I absolutely need to reform a music group to make really something, I play the drum kit, then if you like the melodic hardcore, call up I!;)</p>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Name/ nickname&#160;:&#160;Marion Where do you live ?&#160;Paris Your job ?&#160;Student designer and merchandising Describe yourself in only one sentence&#160;: / &#160;Why do you have tattoos ?&#160;I had my first tattoo when I was only 18 YO (my birds), I wanted to, it was necessary. What is your interest in tattoos...</p>
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<p><strong>Name/ nickname</strong>&nbsp;:&nbsp;<em>Marion</em></p>



<p><strong>Where do you live ?&nbsp;</strong><em>Paris</em></p>



<p><strong>Your job ?&nbsp;</strong><em>Student designer and merchandising</em></p>



<p><strong>Describe yourself in only one sentence</strong>&nbsp;: /</p>



<p><strong>&nbsp;Why do you have tattoos ?&nbsp;</strong><em>I had my first tattoo when I was only 18 YO (my birds), I wanted to, it was necessary.</em></p>



<p><strong>What is your interest in tattoos ?&nbsp;</strong><em>No tattoos No Marion, they are me. What is my interest ? Everything. From its birth, seeing it everyday, until my death, it will be be on my skin.</em></p>



<p><strong>What or who is your inspiration ?&nbsp;</strong><em>Lewis caroll, &nbsp;Edgar Allan Poe, Tim Burton, Edward Gorey, fashion designers, music band …. and so many things !</em><strong>&nbsp;</strong></p>



<p>What’s the story of your tattoos ? :&nbsp;<em>Some have a personal meaning, good and bad times and other concentrate my artistic influences “those I love follow me”</em></p>



<p><strong>Your favorite picture&nbsp;? Artist&nbsp;?&nbsp;</strong><em>Tim Burton</em></p>



<p><strong>Your site, blog, twitter, instagram, or other web stuff …</strong>&nbsp;/<strong><em></em></strong></p>



<p><strong>What entertains you right now&nbsp;?&nbsp;</strong><em>Many photo shots even if my studies are essentials, many tattoos, the next tattoo will be on my other thigh …</em></p>



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<p>Nom :&nbsp;<em>Marion</em></p>



<p>Où vis tu ? :&nbsp;<em>Paris</em></p>



<p>Ton job :&nbsp;<em>étudiante décoratrice merchandising</em></p>



<p>Décris toi en une phrase : /</p>



<p>Pourquoi as tu des tatouages ? :<em>&nbsp;je me suis fait tatouer la premiére fois a 18 ans (mes piou) je voulais , il fallait …</em></p>



<p>Qu’est ce qui t’intéresse dans les tatouages ? :&nbsp;<em>Pas de tatouages pas de Marion il font partie de moi, qu’est-ce qui m’interesse ? tout ! De sa naissance, à le voir tous les jours jusqu’à ma mort sur la peau</em></p>



<p>Où puises tu ton inspiration ? :<em>&nbsp;Lewis caroll, &nbsp;Edgar Allan Poe, Tim Burton, Edward Gorey, des créateurs de mode, des groupes de musique … et tellement d’autre chose !</em></p>



<p>Que racontent tes tatoueurs ? :<strong><em>&nbsp;</em></strong><em>Certains ont une&nbsp;signification&nbsp;personnelle, bon et mauvais moment et d’autre un concentré de mes influences artistiques” ceux que j’aime me suivent “</em></p>



<p>Ton artiste favori ? :&nbsp;<em>Tim Burton</em></p>



<p>Ton site ? : /<strong><em></em></strong></p>



<p>Qu’est ce qui t’anime en ce moment ? &nbsp;:&nbsp;<em>Pleins de shoots photos de prévue méme si je fait passer mes étude avant et pleins de tattoos , le prochain mon deuxiéme cuisso !</em></p>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Il y a 18 mois je me lançais dans un projet fou : photographier des gens tatoués dans la rue, simplement, sans artifice, montrer une autre image du tatouage, donner au « peuple » un espace de parole. Et puis rapidement, contre toute attente, le projet a pris de l’ampleur : les...</p>
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<p>Il y a 18 mois je me lançais dans un projet fou : photographier des gens tatoués dans la rue, simplement, sans artifice, montrer une autre image du tatouage, donner au « peuple » un espace de parole. Et puis rapidement, contre toute attente, le projet a pris de l’ampleur : les parutions web, papier, les interviews, les fans, un appel de Lauren Bastide du ELLE, un voyage à Berlin puis à Montréal, un mail du Miss KO, un défilé … et dans quelques jours la mise en ligne du 100e portrait.</p>



<p>100 portraits, 100 fois envie d’arrêter le projet, 100 moments de doutes, 100 rencontres inoubliables, des dizaines d’amis qui chaque jour m’aident et me conseillent, l’équipe qui travaille à mes côtés pour tout peaufiner à chaque fois, et puis il y a Mylène, celle qui partage ma vie et mes projets.</p>



<p>Alors m’est venue l’idée de dire merci à tout le monde. Ceux qui ont eu l’idée folle de me suivre, d’accepter que je les photographie, ceux qui jour après jour me lisent et me soutiennent. Je reçois des mails du monde entier de gens qui veulent poser pour le projet, à chaque fois je ressens la même émotion.</p>



<p>Mais ce merci je veux le faire de vive voix, je veux vous montrer à quel point vous comptez tous pour moi, combien ma vie a changé à votre contact et grâce à ce projet. Si THE TATTOORIALIST existe c’est uniquement grâce à vous.</p>



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		<title>Agathe, Place Charles Rogier, Brussels</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Name/ nickname&#160;Agathe Where do you live?&#160;Brussels What’s your occupation?&#160;I study interior architecture and built environment. Can you describe yourself in just one sentence?&#160;Oh I think the cat got my tongue! Why did you get tattoos?&#160;I started to alter my skin to mark a particular life landmark. And then it grew...</p>
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<p><strong>Name/ nickname</strong>&nbsp;Agathe</p>



<p><strong>Where do you live?</strong>&nbsp;Brussels</p>



<p><strong>What’s your occupation?</strong>&nbsp;I study interior architecture and built environment.</p>



<p><strong>Can you describe yourself in just one sentence?</strong>&nbsp;Oh I think the cat got my tongue!</p>



<p><strong>Why did you get tattoos?</strong>&nbsp;I started to alter my skin to mark a particular life landmark. And then it grew on me, the pain and the happiness you feel when you see your skin decorated.</p>



<p><strong>What do you like about tattoos?</strong>&nbsp;I like tattoos because they’re a way to claim your body as your own. To enhance and beautify certain body parts. The harmony of the designs and their placement are crucial. You also have to trust your tattoo artist and think about getting a one of a kind design you’ll keep for a lifetime.</p>



<p><strong>What/who inspires you artistically speaking?</strong>&nbsp;I love flora, the delicate intricacy of it. I like minimalist designs too, simple and symbolic pieces.</p>



<p><strong>Who are your tattoo artists?</strong>&nbsp;Caroline Karénine, Capitaine plum’, Greg (Briko Tattoo, Lille)</p>



<p><strong>Can you tell us the stories behind your tattoos (number, placements…)?</strong>&nbsp;The first one was really small. It’s on my inner arm next to my armpit. It was just a symbol, like a talisman I could carry around with me. Soon after that, I was craving a nice big piece that would cover a lot of skin on the ribs, like jewellery. Something I’d like to see everyday and would look good over the years. The latest one is this small crown above my elbow. This one has a special meaning, it’s a tribute to an artist I like a lot.</p>



<p><strong>How old were you when you got your first tattoo?</strong>&nbsp;I was 19.</p>



<p><strong>How did your friends and family react?</strong>&nbsp;When I first told them about my plan, they seemed a bit concerned yet interested. When they saw the finished piece, they realised I knew what I was doing and eventually liked it.</p>



<p><strong>When are you getting the next one?</strong>&nbsp;I’m going to get on with my life for a while. I’ll probably think of really meaningful designs along the way.</p>



<p><strong>Give us your own definition of the word tattoo:</strong>&nbsp;It’s an art work with – or without – symbolic significance. It’s part of the body, it sticks with you no matter what and tells stories about you to others. To me, tattoos are a private matter, something very personal. Yet you still have to deal with how others perceive you. Sometimes you want to show off, you pull up you sleeve, sometimes you just don’t. That makes you different in the eyes of others. It’s a really interesting thing about tattooing.</p>



<p><strong>And what about when you get old?</strong>&nbsp;I don’t think about it now.</p>



<p><strong>Who’s your favourite artist/what’s your favourite piece?</strong>&nbsp;Yves Klein and Basquiat. Lately, I’ve had a super crush on the Hell’O Monsters collective.</p>



<p><strong>What’s your favourite place to eat?</strong>&nbsp;Chana at Parvis de Saint Gilles. It’s a lovely place and the falafels are to die for.</p>



<p><strong>To you, what’s the perfect song?</strong>&nbsp;­Love Will Tear Us Apart by Joy Division.</p>



<p><strong>What excites you right now?</strong>&nbsp;Discovering, getting inspired, creating.</p>



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<p><strong>Nom / surnom</strong>&nbsp;Agathe</p>



<p><strong>Où habites-tu ?</strong>&nbsp;Bruxelles</p>



<p><strong>Quel est ton job ?</strong>&nbsp;­J’étudie l’architecture d’intérieur et le design d’environnement</p>



<p><strong>Essaie de te décrire en une phrase :</strong>&nbsp;­je donne ma langue au chat !</p>



<p><strong>Pourquoi t’es-tu fait tatouer ?</strong>&nbsp;­j’ai d’abord voulu marquer ma peau afin de matérialiser un événement fort dans ma vie. Puis j’y ai pris goût, la douleur, et la joie de découvrir sa peau ornée.</p>



<p><strong>Qu’est-ce qui t’intéresse dans le tatouage ?</strong>&nbsp;­Ce qui me plait dans le tatouage est d’abord le fait de s’approprier son enveloppe corporelle. Rehausser, mettre en valeur certaine partie du corps. L’harmonie des tatouages et le choix de l’emplacement est important. Sans oublier le rapport de confiance qui s’installe entre l’artiste et le tatoué, l’idée d’avoir une oeuvre unique, l’a porter tout au long de sa vie.</p>



<p><strong>Quelles sont tes inspirations artistiques ?</strong>&nbsp;­J’aime l’univers floral, beaucoup de détails et de finesse.<br>Egalement un univers plus minimaliste, des pièces symboliques et épurées.</p>



<p><strong>Qui sont tes tatoueurs ?</strong>&nbsp;Par Caroline Karénine, Capitaine plum’, Greg (Briko tattoo à Lille)</p>



<p><strong>Quelles est l’histoire de tes tatouages (nombre, emplacements, …) ?</strong>&nbsp;­J’ai commencé par un tout petit tatouage au creux du bras prés de l’aisselle, il n’était qu’un symbole pour moi, comme un grigri que j’emporterai partout.Puis j’ai eu envie d’une belle pièce qui viendrait recouvrir une bonne partie de ma peau, au niveau des côtes, un peu à la manière d’un bijou, un truc qui visuellement me plairait chaque jour et vieillirait bien. Et le dernier en date c’est une petite couronne au dessus du coude, celui­ci c’est surtout symbolique, un petit clin d’oeil à un peintre que j’affectionne tout particulièrement.</p>



<p><strong>Tu as commencé à quel âge ?</strong>&nbsp;­Je me suis faite piquée à 19ans pour la première fois.</p>



<p><strong>Quelle fut la réaction de ton entourage ?</strong>&nbsp;­Quand je leur parlais de mon projet ils étaient un peu curieux, certains frileux, mais en voyant le résultat ils ont rapidement vu que je savais ce que je faisais et ont fini par trouver ça plutôt cool.</p>



<p><strong>A quand le prochain ?</strong>&nbsp;­je me laisse encore le temps d’avancer dans ma vie, en découleront des projets qui me tiendront à coeur.</p>



<p><strong>Quelle serait ta définition du tatouage ?</strong>&nbsp;­c’est une oeuvre artistique (et/oupas) symbolique qui s’intègre au corps, nous accompagne au quotidien et raconte des choses sur soi, aux autres. Parce que je vois le tatouage comme quelque chose de très personnel et d’intime mais il y’a toujours un rapport à l’autre, parfois on a envie de l’exhiber alors on retrousse sa manche, et parfois pas. Cela peut changer le regard de l’autre sur soi même. C’est aussi une partie intéressante du tatouage.</p>



<p><strong>Et quand tu seras vieux/vieille ?</strong>&nbsp;­ je ne m’en préoccupe pas pour le moment.</p>



<p><strong>Ton peintre, artiste, oeuvre favorite ?</strong>&nbsp;­ Yves Klein et Basquiat. J’ai dernièrement eu un énorme coup de coeur pour le collectif Hell’O monstres</p>



<p><strong>Ton restaurant favori ?</strong>&nbsp;­Chana au parvis de saint gilles, le lieu est beau et les falafels divins.</p>



<p><strong>La chanson parfaite ?</strong>&nbsp;­&nbsp;»love will tear us appart&nbsp;» ­joy division</p>



<p><strong>Qu’est-ce qui t’anime en ce moment ?</strong>&nbsp;­découvrir, puiser, créer</p>



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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Corpus tattooing is an approach where the entire body becomes a cohesive canvas for interconnected and meaningful designs. Rather than treating individual tattoos as separate works of art, corpus tattooing focuses on integrating each piece into a unified whole. The idea behind corpus tattoos is to create a flowing narrative...</p>
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<p>Corpus tattooing is an approach where the entire body becomes a cohesive canvas for interconnected and meaningful designs. Rather than treating individual tattoos as separate works of art, corpus tattooing focuses on integrating each piece into a unified whole. The idea behind corpus tattoos is to create a flowing narrative or visual concept that spans the body, turning it into a living, breathing masterpiece. This style of tattooing often requires long-term planning and collaboration between the tattoo artist and the individual. The placement, size, and style of each tattoo are carefully considered to ensure that they work together harmoniously.</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Symmetry, Flow, and Storytelling</h2>



<p>In corpus tattooing, symmetry and flow play a crucial role. The human body has natural lines and contours that can be highlighted or enhanced through tattoo design. For example, the spine, ribs, and shoulders are often used as central points around which designs are built. The goal is to ensure that the tattoos interact with the body’s natural movements and shapes, creating a dynamic visual effect. Additionally, storytelling is central to this style. The body tells a story through its tattoos, whether it’s a spiritual journey, a representation of life experiences, or an exploration of identity. Each tattoo contributes layers of meaning and symbolism to the broader narrative.</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">The Process and Commitment</h2>



<p>Creating a corpus tattoo requires a significant commitment, both in terms of time and trust in the tattoo artist. The process often involves multiple sessions over the course of months or even years. The artist must have a deep understanding of the client’s vision and the ability to translate that vision into a cohesive design. Because the body is treated as a single canvas, consistency in style and technique is essential. Many who pursue corpus tattoos work with the same artist throughout the process to maintain this consistency, ensuring that every element is seamlessly integrated.</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Symbolism and Artistic Diversity</h2>



<p>Corpus tattoos are not just about the visual impact; they also hold profound symbolic meaning. The concept of the body as a canvas symbolizes the connection between mind, body, and spirit. In many traditions, tattooing is seen as a rite of passage, marking significant moments in a person’s life. In terms of styles, corpus tattooing is incredibly diverse, ranging from minimalist, black and gray designs to vibrant, colorful compositions. Popular themes include geometric patterns, organic forms, mythological creatures, and spiritual symbols. This approach allows for a wide range of artistic expression, all woven together to reflect the individual’s identity and personal evolution.</p>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Le &#8220;Tour de France des Tatoués&#8221; est une célébration itinérante de l&#8217;art du tatouage à travers différentes régions françaises. Cet événement unique rassemble des passionnés, des artistes tatoueurs et des curieux autour de la culture du tatouage. Plus qu&#8217;une simple tournée, c&#8217;est un voyage au cœur des divers styles, influences...</p>
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<p>Le &#8220;Tour de France des Tatoués&#8221; est une célébration itinérante de l&#8217;art du tatouage à travers différentes régions françaises. Cet événement unique rassemble des passionnés, des artistes tatoueurs et des curieux autour de la culture du tatouage. Plus qu&#8217;une simple tournée, c&#8217;est un voyage au cœur des divers styles, influences et histoires qui façonnent le tatouage en France aujourd&#8217;hui. Le tatouage, autrefois perçu comme une pratique marginale, s&#8217;est aujourd&#8217;hui imposé comme une forme d&#8217;art reconnue et respectée.</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Une scène artistique riche et variée</h2>



<p>Le parcours du &#8220;Tour de France des Tatoués&#8221; traverse plusieurs villes françaises, chacune ayant une scène artistique unique. Paris est reconnue pour ses artistes à l&#8217;avant-garde, qui mêlent techniques modernes et inspirations classiques. À Marseille, l&#8217;influence méditerranéenne se reflète dans les motifs et les couleurs, tandis qu&#8217;à Lyon, on retrouve des compositions plus géométriques et minimalistes. À chaque étape, les tatoueurs locaux sont mis à l&#8217;honneur, offrant aux visiteurs un aperçu des tendances propres à chaque région.</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Le tatouage comme expression culturelle</h2>



<p>Au-delà de l&#8217;aspect artistique, le &#8220;Tour de France des Tatoués&#8221; explore les significations culturelles et historiques du tatouage. Des conférences et débats permettent de retracer les origines de cet art corporel, de discuter des tabous qui l&#8217;entourent, ainsi que de son évolution dans la société moderne. Le tatouage est ici présenté comme une forme d&#8217;expression identitaire, personnelle et collective, qui raconte des histoires et témoigne d&#8217;appartenances culturelles.</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Rencontres et partages autour du tatouage</h2>



<p>Ce tour est aussi un moment privilégié pour les amateurs de tatouages de rencontrer des artistes et de découvrir leur travail. Chaque étape offre des sessions de tatouage en direct, où l’on peut observer les artistes à l’œuvre ou se faire tatouer sur place. Les échanges entre le public et les tatoueurs créent un lien fort entre les visiteurs et la communauté du tatouage. En somme, le &#8220;Tour de France des Tatoués&#8221; est une célébration de l&#8217;art du tatouage qui valorise traditions et innovation, tout en mettant en lumière la diversité des styles et des artistes à travers la France.</p>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>A few months ago, I went to Berlin with GStar Raw. During my trip, I planned to visit the AKA Berlin tattoo parlor, one of the most famous tattoo parlors in the world. The first person I met was Hannah Degraves, who’s specialized in Piercings and Microdermals. She is from Southampton, England. She likes tattoos and dinosaurs; she especially likes...</p>
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<p>A few months ago, I went to Berlin with GStar Raw. During my trip, I planned to visit the AKA Berlin tattoo parlor, one of the most famous tattoo parlors in the world. The first person I met was Hannah Degraves, who’s specialized in Piercings<strong> </strong>and Microdermals. She is from Southampton, England. She likes tattoos and dinosaurs; she especially likes tattoos of dinosaurs …</p>



<p>Il y a quelques mois, je suis allé à Berlin avec GStar Raw. Au cours de mon voyage, j’avais prévu de visiter le salon de tatouage AKA, l’un des plus célèbre salon de tatouage du monde.&nbsp;La première personne que j’ai rencontrée était Hannah Degraves, elle est spécialisée dans les piercings et les Microderms. Elle vient de Southampton, en Angleterre. Elle aime les tatouages et les dinosaures, elle aime particulièrement les tatouages de dinosaures …</p>



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