In the world of modern tattooing, where every second person strives for commercial success and the replication of monotonous sketches, there are individuals whose lives are themselves works of art. Maiza is one such character. A fiery red-haired tattoo model and artist, whose geography of movement resembles a migratory bird’s route between Holland and Scotland, doesn’t just put ink under the skin. She transmits a philosophy of absolute freedom, mixed with personal drama, a love for Celtic poetry, and the aesthetics of surrealism. For her, tattooing is not a craft, but a way to survive, to make a statement, and ultimately, to achieve immortality in the images she leaves on the bodies of her clients and on her own body.