About Me

I began my artistic journey at the age of 20, studying art while simultaneously starting an apprenticeship in a tattoo studio. Since then, tattooing has become a central part of my life.

Working in studios across Poland and Germany, I gained experience, developed my style, and learned the craft from different perspectives. In 2019, I relocated to Frankfurt, where I’m now based, while occasionally guesting in cities such as Munich and Berlin.

My artistic interests are broad and constantly evolving. Over the years, I’ve explored a wide range of styles, from Japanese tattooing to realism and large-scale black and grey. While I still enjoy working across different styles, dotwork has naturally become my main direction — the one I feel most connected to. I’m drawn to its raw, textured quality, reminiscent of analog photography, as well as the precision and control it allows.

After years of experience, both positive and challenging, I decided to create my own space — a place where I could stay true to my artistic vision and build genuine connections with my clients. Unfortunately, circumstances beyond my control forced me to leave that space and put many of my plans on hold. I didn’t get to enjoy it for long, but the experience was meaningful nonetheless.

That chapter eventually led me to where I am today: a small, independent tattoo studio where I work alongside highly experienced artists. It’s a place that allows me to continue growing, exchanging ideas, and focusing on what matters most to me — the work itself and the people I work with.

Rather than a typical high-traffic studio, it offers a more private and relaxed environment, where I can fully concentrate on each piece and give every client the time and attention they deserve.

My goal is simple: to create tattoos with intention, in an environment where quality, individuality, and atmosphere come first.

I’m looking forward to what lies ahead — new people, new ideas, and meaningful collaborations.

See you at the studio.