Robin Zur · Salt Marks
Lines. Dots.
Something personal.
I’m interested in the simplest marks: a line, a shape, a few points. Their placement can change the way they feel.
01 / The work
Tattooing in
the Tebori style.
That is how I describe my work at Salt Marks. The hand-held approach is part of what draws me to it.
The term and its background02 / The influences
Old traces.
New drawings.
Cave paintings, stepped Inca forms and the geometry of Berber motifs inform the direction I want to explore. I’m interested in their lines, repetition and rough edges.
03 / What comes next
Back to
paper and pencil.
My next step is to draw the tattoo designs myself by hand. That part of Salt Marks is still developing, and I want to give it room to find its own language.
Your enquiry
First,
we talk.
- 01
The idea
Tell me what you have in mind, where it should sit and roughly how large it should be.
- 02
The details
We discuss the design, placement and what is possible before agreeing on a session.
- 03
The appointment
Timing and the details of your appointment are arranged personally.