Back Piece — Bali
Your back. Fully planned.
Full back pieces and large-scale compositions in black-and-grey realism. Planned as a unified design, executed session by session. Samadhi Uluwatu, Bali.
A back piece isn’t ten tattoos in one place.
People underestimate what a back piece actually is. It’s not a collection of designs crammed onto a canvas — it’s a single unified composition that respects how the body moves, where light falls, and how the eye tracks across a large space. Getting that right requires planning before the first session, not decisions made on the fly. The difference between a back piece that works and one that doesn’t is almost entirely in the prep.
Artem — Samadhi’s founder — treats large-scale work the way a painter treats a large canvas: theme first, compositional flow second, detail third. Before any needle touches skin you’ll have a complete plan — panels, negative space, session sequence. Most back pieces take three to five full sessions across multiple visits to Bali. Some clients plan their holiday trips around them.
Back piece — planning & process
Sessions, timeline, cost, and how the planning process works at Samadhi.
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Back piece — planning & process
Sessions, timeline, cost, and how the planning process works at Samadhi.
