World-renowned Mo Ganji is the tattoo artist who designed all 61 of the tattoos that were used in The World Piece. Get to know Mo and what intrigued him to be part of the initiative.
The single black line that features in all of Mo Ganji’s tattoos is his representation of life: it has a beginning and an end, and it moves. In The World Piece, Mo created 61 unique tattoos that each represents the personal life story of 61 people from around the globe. When pieced together, they form a bigger picture of humanity and the connections that unite us across borders.
Discover how Mo got into the tattoo world, the inspiration behind his single-line tattoo design, and what made him say yes to The World Piece.
The World Piece was filmed in London, England and directed by Joshua Neale.
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In The World Piece film, we ask “How far would you go to bring the world together?” Watch as 61 strangers from different countries offer their bodies as a canvas to send a message to the world: that there’s more uniting us than dividing us. Dare to connect at http://www.letsopenourworld.com
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