From Fine Arts to Blackwork: In Conversation with Marcus Vance
A deep dive into Marcus Vance's 12-year creative odyssey across European underground studios to founding INKORA in Bengaluru.
Rejecting the Commercial Tattoo Factory
"Most commercial street shops operate like fast-food joints: pick flash off the wall, rush the stencil, collect money, move to the next customer," explains Marcus. "I founded INKORA to return tattooing to an intimate, ritualistic, fine-art discipline."
By strictly limiting our artists to one or two clients per day, we provide an unhurried, serene atmosphere where the client feels completely respected and listened to.
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