Seigaiha - Serenity | Fine Art Wall Print | Tattoo Art | Limited 50/50
Budou - Grapes | Fine Art Wall Print | Tattoo Art | Limited 50/50
Shippou - The Seven Treasures | Fine Art Wall Print | Tattoo Art | Limited 100/100
Matsukasa - Pinecone | Fine Art Wall Print | Tattoo Art | Limited 100/100
Kensho - Spirit of Strength | Fine Art Wall Print | Tattoo Art | Limited 300/300
Hinode - Eternal sun | Fine Art Wall Print | Tattoo Art | Limited 300/300
Suminagashi - Stream of Consciousness | Fine Art Wall Print | Tattoo Art | Limited 500/500
Kiku - Japanese Chrysanthemum | Fine Art Wall Print | Tattoo Art | Limited 500/500
The Blessing | Fine Art Wall Print | Tattoo Art | Limited 1000/1000
Kuwagata - Stag Beetle | Fine Art Wall Print | Tattoo Art | Limited 1000/1000
Momiji - Japanese Maple | Fine Art Wall Print | Tattoo Art | Limited 1000/1000
Kokoro - Heart and Soul | Fine Art Wall Print | Tattoo Art | Limited 1000/1000
Tattoo Art
Tattooing has never been, and never will be, just art. It has always been a ritual. The pain you must endure in order to allow something—both literally and symbolically—to enter beneath your skin, by your own choice and forever, makes it a truly unique form of art.
Tattooing is a miniature reflection of the world and of how life should be lived. It teaches us to accept pain and understand its meaning. It shows us that every stage of growth requires discomfort, and that without pain there can be no development or transformation. Through tattooing, we can experience this dynamic in a tangible way.
I decided that this was my path, and for the past 14 years I have followed it unwaveringly. Twelve years ago, I set out to create the best tattoo studio in the country—one that would completely redefine the way tattoo studios are built and operated. I succeeded in achieving that vision with Mastilnitsa Tattoo Studio.
The Architecture of Time
There are numbers that appear everywhere in nature, again and again. Repetitions and patterns that people have observed for thousands of years, trying to understand, preserve, and express them through art.
One of these numbers, visible throughout the natural world, is 12—the number that symbolizes the completion of a cycle. The hours that make up a day begin at zero and reach twelve, completing one cycle before making space for the next. The year begins with January and ends with December, the twelfth month. Twelve is the number of annual cyclicality.
This body of work is my representation of each stage within this twelvefold cycle, divided—as nature so often organizes itself—into four groups of three interconnected parts.
Twelve artworks corresponding to the complete cycle of the seasons; one painting for each month and each hour, giving visual form to the emotions and symbolic structures embodied by each of them.
Choosing the Right Artwork Size
Choosing the right size is essential to how the artwork lives within a space. In most interiors, larger formats create a stronger visual presence and allow the texture and detail of the fresco surface to fully emerge. For living rooms and open spaces, sizes such as 61×91 cm or 70×100 cm provide a balanced gallery-like appearance, while larger statement formats create a bold architectural focal point.
Framing Options for Contemporary Interiors
To complete the presentation, we offer carefully selected solid wood framing options in oak, black, and white finishes. Natural oak remains the most versatile choice, complementing both warm and cool interiors with understated elegance. Black frames create stronger contrast and suit graphic or photographic compositions, while white frames offer a lighter, softer contemporary aesthetic.
