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Tattoo Masterpieces: the Fusion of the Primeval and Modern

Originating from time immemorial, from Neolithic and Paleolithic eras, tattooing still remains popular and wide-spread in the modern evolved and high-tech world. In different times it served different purposes, from identification a person’s social status or belonging to some social group, to purely aesthetic function, as we may often see it today. Considered by the contemporaries to be a decorative body modification, tattooing lived through the periods when it was treated as an inherent and absolutely necessary body marking, as well as through the times, when it was thought to be a pagan and evil activity.

Sanhugi ~ Tattoo Art Fest 2010 by Cath Schneider
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Tatoo2 by Fabio Atui
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Expo Tatuajes 2009 by Carlos Galarza
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Symbolism by Todd F. Jerde
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