Alongside a team of renowned and award-winning tattoo artists who share the same passion for tattooing, the world-famous Electric Linda has deliberately entered and established a state-of-the-art studio and a brand that exudes quality and love for the craft. All located in the heart of Tattoo Oslo.

Like an aggressive spiderweb, jagged lines stretch across the body in chaotic, quasi-geometric forms. Incomprehensible veins on the outside of the skin, turned at sharp angles with protruding thorns – yet even within the aggression there is something delicate and fragile. It is an aesthetic on the borderline between a curse from a grimoire and the design of a circuit board. You’ve seen it on social media, on logos, clothing and the skin of celebrities. You recognise it, but you may not know what it’s called.

It’s Cybersigilism.

Last year, Oslo Tattoo Show honored single needle legend Jack Rudy. This year, the torch passes to Leo Zulueta, the man behind much of the visual DNA of modern tribal.