In December 2023, I established my private studio in partnership with Aia Contemporary Gallery. This collaborative space serves as a creative haven and a hub for connecting with fellow artists and international supporters of contemporary art.

STUDIO

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I work in a private studio, so I only take clients by appointment. This lets me dedicate the entire day to one person at a time. No walk-ins, no rush, just quiet focus.

We begin each session with a conversation over coffee or tea. We’ll look at sketches and ideas together and make sure everything feels right before we start. I design each tattoo by hand, beginning with ink and brush, and adjust the work directly on your body as we go.

My approach is slow, present and intentional. I want you to feel calm, well looked after and involved in the process. The day is about collaboration. We create something meaningful together that could not exist without you.

How i work

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  • Every project begins with a collection of original paintings. From these, I select the ones that align most closely with your concept.


    With more than 17 years of experience, my tattoos combine the physical technique of tattooing with the expressive, intimate qualities of my brushstroke paintings.

  • Start by filling out the booking form. Please include as much detail as you can. It might help to draft your answers in a separate note before submitting.

    In the concept section, feel free to share the emotions behind the tattoo. This might be a memory, a poem or song you connect with, or even a single word that captures the feeling you want the piece to hold.
    If you are not sure how to express the idea in words, that’s completely fine. We will talk everything through together on the day.

  • We’ll begin by sharing coffee or tea while reviewing the designs I’ve prepared. Together, we’ll decide which compositions feel right and how they work with your body.

    Once we’ve made our creative choices, we’ll take a short lunch break. From there, we move into the tattoo session. The day is slow and focused, with breaks for stretching and snacks as needed.


    My aim is to create a safe, positive space where you feel calm and involved throughout.

  • The studio is in a quiet spot in central Prague, close to the National Theatre. It’s easy to reach on foot or by tram, metro or car service.


    The exact address is provided once your appointment is confirmed.

  • Aia Contemporary is a gallery space focused on artists with a background in tattooing. It hosts exhibitions, events and collaborations across disciplines.


    To learn more, visit www.aiacontemporary.com

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