Reimagining, transforming oneself is sometimes easier first physically and then, through the process, psychologically—giving a new meaning to the scar, whether it’s from mastectomy or any other source.
That’s why we decided to create this entire project, because we’ve seen too many individuals who have gone through mastectomies or other challenges, who wanted to change old memories, forget the stress they’ve been through. And then to see a new perspective in those very eyes when everything is behind them, and instead of a scar on their body, there’s a beautiful tattoo.
We just want everyone to be happy, to love themselves and their bodies, no matter their scars, because we all deserve it!
Our Artists
Valeriia Puhach
Valeria and her journey as a tattoo artist in Ukraine have been marked by numerous trials, each contributing to her evolution into the master artist she is today. Success in the tattoo industry is a challenging path, demanding years of dedication, the creation of a robust portfolio, and continuous skill refinement before achieving recognition.
A distinctive feature of her work is an unwavering passion for colors. Studying colorism and academic arts has provided her with a deep understanding of how to infuse brightness and allure into tattoo compositions. Valeria simply engages in what she loves, and this passion is reflected in her projects.
A turning point in her career came with the decision to relocate to Los Angeles. The city’s energy and boundless inspiration serve as constant sources for her creativity.
Alena Zozu
Alena Zozu, a skilled tattoo artist, graduated with a degree in architecture. She worked as an architect for a long time before entering the world of tattooing.
With over 8 years of experience, Alena specializes in creating unique and personalized designs for each client, employing a distinctive style characterized by fine lines and dotwork. Currently based in New York, she continues to flourish as a tattoo artist, finding inspiration and success in the diverse and dynamic atmosphere of the city.
“For many who have experienced traumatic events in the past, scars serve as a daily reminder of those experiences. We strive to provide another alternative for girls and women on how to cope with this. Tattooing is just another tool that helps to see one’s body from a different perspective through the artist’s imagination”