In the heart of New York City, in the iconic Times Square, an unusual art installation has appeared – a giant inflatable figure of Elon Musk, 12 meters tall, with an open torso, a baseball cap, and two prominent tattoos. The action, organized by unknown activists, unfolded the day before SpaceX’s historic IPO on NASDAQ, scheduled for June 12, 2026. This event promises to be the largest initial public offering in history, with an estimated valuation of $1.8 trillion.
Marc Cucurella: Coach Luis de la Fuente’s tattoo for winning the 2026 World Cup
In the world of football, there are often moments when players express their loyalty to the team or coach in unusual ways. One such example is the recent statement by Spanish national team and Chelsea defender Marc Cucurella. He promised to get a tattoo of the national team’s head coach, Luis de la Fuente, if Spain wins the 2026 World Cup.
Tattoo Saves Lives: How Germany is Changing Laws Through Skin
In a world where technology is developing at breakneck speed, sometimes the most effective solutions come from the most unexpected places. In this case, from tattoo studios. The Berlin-based non-profit organization Junge Helden has developed an innovative approach to solving the problem of organ donor shortages in Germany. Their project, named OptInk, transforms tattoos into a legally binding document of consent for organ donation after death.
Kyiv Tattoo Event 2026: Date, Location, and What to Expect at the Festival
In June 2026, the capital of Ukraine will once again become a center of attraction for everyone interested in tattoo culture. A large-scale event, Kyiv Tattoo Event, will take place at Art-Zavod “Platform”. This is not just an exhibition of works or a competition, but a true festival where tattooing ceases to be just a drawing on the skin and becomes part of urban culture, fashion, and art.
Britain’s Most Tattooed Person: Fear of Needles and a Guinness World Record
In the world of tattoo culture, there are individuals whose stories evoke both admiration and bewilderment. One such character is Matthew Whelan, better known by his pseudonym Bodyart. He holds the title of the most tattooed person in Great Britain, but his path to this status is full of paradoxes and contradictions. Despite spending 1600 hours under the needle, Matthew admits to being terrified of them, to the point of his knees shaking.