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Ma (間) is a Japanese term that could be translated as pause, space, aperture, or interval . It is not simply a void or the absence of content but it is a conscious space, a breath that allows to value the other parts of the work or even create new meanings. According to Japanese philosophy, that space would be full of energy, and could induce a contemplative state in which it is possible to appreciate the expansion of space and time.
* A visible light coming from an open door
From hexagonal cells to prismatic flowers, geometric forearm tattoos were made for finer geometric forms. A traditional Japanese wave can be transformed through geometric dimensional circles, while a succession of arrows raining down the forearm in darkly descending hues creates a beautiful contradiction of both the simple and complex.
Sacred geometry consists of far more than just temples and monuments; there is a rich world of geometric tattoo art waiting to be committed to the flesh.
Popular belief holds that universal synchronicity consists of mathematical constants that make up the blueprint of life.
The ancient Egyptians and Greeks, as well as East Indian scholars, all revered sacred geometry as a visual vessel through which to reflect on the soul’s education. Since then, geometric creations have been celebrated in all forms of art, including tattoo. From simple stacked 2-D shapes of varying sizes to more complicated overlapping designs with hidden messages, there is no shortage of inspiring geometric work to choose from
The tradition is infused with a long lineage. Japanese back tattoos have been used as a status symbol for the wealthy, marked upon slaves, inked on the Yakuza, and used as a means of self-expression for the stylish and urbane man
Men with a passion for neuroscience needn’t limit themselves to just a simple mass of branching dendrites around a nucleus. Like the foundation of a painting, your skin is the canvas for all sorts of art styles.
The base for a mandala, a Zendoodle, the center of a galaxy, veins of a plant, a barren tree or even a forest of them-there are so many ways to depict the amazing structures of the brain.
Fractal tattoos appeal to men who like organization, perfection and symmetry. The continuity of the patterns also suggests reliability or predictability. For some, fractals represent the path to understanding or life’s journey. Looking at the bigger picture provides a more comprehensive perception or perspective.
The fern could be associated with relaxation, depth, determination, change, growth, or harmony should you associate the symbol with the Celtic culture. Still, there are many meanings springing up now-a-days regarding fern tattoos that are new.
Cobra tattoos are glorious vessels of masculine flair. These coiling snakes enshrine envious layers of virtue and venom.
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The image is a detail taken from an unattributed print in the Lyon Collection
Boro_kimono Boro is a Japanese word meaning “tattered rags” and it’s the term commonly used to describe patched and repaired cotton bedding and clothing lovingly used much longer than the normally expected life cycle
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listening to your favorite tunes just got more awesome with these red headphones from Japanese modeler Hiroto Ikeuchi who combines plastic model pieces and working electronics he modifies to create surreal works of art with awe-inspiring detail. They feature a futuristic cyberpunk design for a one-of-a-kind cyborg-like look when you wear them that’s sure to draw envious stares. At Otaku
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