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Now setting roots in New-Orleans, Louisiana, Kim has been an itinerant artist for most of her adult life.

She first discovered tattooing as a craft in Kathmandu, Nepal, back in 2016 at the Nepal Tattoo Convention.

She later found herself learning how to handpoke in Guatemala, where she lived for a couple of years, deeply interested in ways to decorate the body and marking the skin in an intentional way.

NI DE AQUI-NI DE ALLA.

Born in the international city of Geneva, Switzerland and raised in a multicultural household, Kim’s interest in world cultures and traditions fully shapes her art as a whole.

Between architectural ornaments, tribal marking as a form of identity, folk and decorative art, Kim is in a ever-lasting search of creating a style that englobes all of her inspirations.

Her strong composition lines allows for her pieces to be seen and understood from far away. She believes in creating a permanent piece flowing with the body itself, providing a timeless essence to the tattoo.