In a world where tattoos are often seen as a way to hide scars or emphasize individuality, there exists a category of people for whom ink has become not just decoration, but a second skin. The most striking example of such a radical approach to one’s own body is Jill Hardener. If you’ve ever wondered what happens when the aesthetics of Berlin’s techno underground meet the skill of a tattoo artist, the answer is literally on the surface – the surface of her skin.