Korean culture tattoo

Many tattoo artists choose to create sprawling works of art on the body. Franky Yang does things differently.

A tattoo is more than just a picture or ornament slapped onto a random part of our bodies—it’s an element of identity, a social announcement that explains who we are, what we stand for, and many other things about us.

Korean tattoo artist Sion Kwak specializes in delicate tattoo art inspired by traditional Korean art and motifs.

For many people, tattoos seem to go deeper than just skin deep, psychologists say. They create a deep personal change, which makes a person mentally stronger. Sion Kwak is a tattooist from South Korea whose works will not be confused with any other artist’s, because of her signature style. Red laces, beads with intricate ornaments, and colorful animals — all these elements are united to create meaningful pictures on people’s skin.

Pitta is a talented Korean tattoo artist who has made a name for himself by creating unique tattoos inspired by traditional Korean aesthetics. With a background steeped in Buddhist art, he has managed to bring his vision to life, attracting hundreds of clients from around the world each year who are drawn to his signature style and approach to the art form.

Pitta is a talented Korean tattoo artist who has made a name for himself by creating unique tattoos inspired by traditional Korean aesthetics. With a background steeped in Buddhist art, he has managed to bring his vision to life, attracting hundreds of clients from around the world each year who are drawn to his signature style and approach to the art form.