In my work, I connect painting and tattooing in a way that lets the color live, breathe, and carry a person’s story. Over time, I’ve developed my own aesthetic that reshaped watercolor and opened a new chapter of watercolor tattooing—looser, more organic, and closer to real painting. I create through improvisation and attentive listening, because every design is a record of a moment that will never come again. Together with Radim Kašpárek, I’m developing a technique of painting on a water surface, rooted in process, breath, and the spontaneous movement of color—just like my work on the skin. I tattoo only one person a day so each client receives my full attention, and through my project Zkruhu I connect creation with care, because tattooing for me isn’t just aesthetics; it’s a genuine dialogue between two people.