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The Whale's Song & Spider Lily
鯨魚的歌與彼岸花
Arm · 20cm+
She said: 'If loneliness is the foundation of freedom, then human existence itself is a lonely accident. It feels like no one understands the whale's song, and the leaves and flowers of the spider lily can never meet.' The tattoo holds this paradox: solitude and connection coexist. Just as spider lilies come in different colors—pink for new hope, red for death, gold for joy, white for longing—they teach us that coexistence does not mean suffering. In your solitude, you sing a song few understand. Only those who appreciate its melody will hear it.
Lego & Healing
樂高與療癒
Upper Arm, Thigh · 11–13cm
Olivia and El once experienced unhealthy relationships—hopelessness, loneliness, and loss. Yet when they chose to step away from their past, they found each other and began the healthiest, most loving, most respectful relationship. On tattoo day, the atmosphere was warm and joyful. Their delicate interactions revealed they had made the right choice. Love is often quiet, hidden in words like thank you and compliments. They love building Lego together, which reminded me of German street artist Jan Vormann's work—he repairs broken buildings and street cracks with colorful Lego bricks. So Lego became their matching tattoo element, symbolizing how they heal each other's wounds with color and build their future together.
Candle & Wax Mountain
蠟燭與蠟山
Thigh · 13cm
Imagine all emotions as candles. When lit, they leave wax tears. These uncleared tears accumulate at the bottom, forming an unnoticed wax mountain. When emotions rise again, this hidden mountain amplifies the waves. Though we may not notice these emotions, if we carefully analyze and understand them, we can untangle buried knots and release what we've held inside.