Moscow-based digital and tattoo artist Stanislaw Wilczynski creates minimalist geometric tattoo designs inspired by the Russian suprematism movement. His creative tattoos could be recognized from mostly bold and very distinctive lines, although what’s new here is that Wilczynski also introduces us to a very interesting approach in body art – “digimatism”.
Digimatism, as the artist states on his website, “is a term to describe pure, non-evocative, abstract shapes created by means of digital technologies.” The term itself is formed from two words: “digital” and already mentioned abstract art movement “suprematism” characterized by geometrical shapes that are associated with ideas of spiritual purity. Combining it with German minimalism, and futuristic Japanese ambiance, Stanislaw Wilczynski creates these clean-designed tattoo ideas with the help of computers. Scroll down and take a look at these unique tattoos for yourself.
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Maybe just because I work in the medical field, but this makes me think of radiation tattoos.
I didn't understand.. Radiation requires one to be marked permanently? (Sincerely asking)
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Got two like that on my breast... They were for radiotherapy, though. Ah well...
Why would anyone want this? It looks the tattoos I was forced to have for radiation positioning when I had cancer.
Well... It shows that you've been through life... And u survived. :). U could cover it up?
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So the artist used 'digimatism' and a computer to come up with a square?
Tattoos should have a meaning. Or at least look nice. Some of these do... but the rest...
Hi Emilie! Apparently, they have a meaning, but it's not that obvious. Here's a line from Stanislaw's interview: "After I visited Tretyakovskaya Gallery, where all the 20th century’s Russian Avangard paintings are, including Malevich Black square, I had a pure catharsis. I fell in love with Suprematism at first sight. Suprematism seems to be the art of the spotless intellect. Adjusted, thoroughly built compositions. But if you focus your attention long enough, you’ll see that somewhere in the depth, under the layer of minimalistic clean forms, there is always the drama, the tension, the history. It’s the same in my life - I’m hiding my deepest emotions under my calm appearance."
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Who says tattoos have to have "meaning" (whatever that means)? Mine are pretty. That's about it. I like the designs.
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I'm using boredpanda app. How do i post my stuff here?
Tattoos should have a meaning. Or at least look nice. Some of these do... but the rest...
Hi Emilie! Apparently, they have a meaning, but it's not that obvious. Here's a line from Stanislaw's interview: "After I visited Tretyakovskaya Gallery, where all the 20th century’s Russian Avangard paintings are, including Malevich Black square, I had a pure catharsis. I fell in love with Suprematism at first sight. Suprematism seems to be the art of the spotless intellect. Adjusted, thoroughly built compositions. But if you focus your attention long enough, you’ll see that somewhere in the depth, under the layer of minimalistic clean forms, there is always the drama, the tension, the history. It’s the same in my life - I’m hiding my deepest emotions under my calm appearance."
Load More Replies... Who says tattoos have to have "meaning" (whatever that means)? Mine are pretty. That's about it. I like the designs.
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