Traditional Japanese Tattoo · Saigon · Since 2018
HALEMINHX
Philosophy
I don’t tattoo to decorate the body.
I build a composition that belongs to it.
I began tattooing in 2018. I chose Irezumi because it demands more than technique: study, discipline, patience and respect for tradition.
Every design is developed around movement, proportion and the way the body carries an image over time.
Featured project
Kintarō Sleeve
Composition
The design moves from shoulder to wrist as one continuous field. Kintarō, water, maple leaves and the supporting background are treated as one body-led composition.
Continue through the work ↓Selected projects
Work with a story.
Complete projects presented through process, detail, final composition and the people who carry them.
Project 01
The process
Every line begins with patience.
Consultation
Idea, placement, scale and long-term direction.
Composition
Drawing for the body, not for a flat page.
Sessions
Measured progress with consistency and care.
Completion
A unified piece designed to age with the wearer.
Selected work
Work as an exhibition.
Artists
The people behind the work.
Now hosting
Guest artist
HORITUAN
Traditional Japanese Tattoo
A guest artist working in traditional Japanese tattooing, presented at SAIGON NEEDLE through large-scale compositions and body-led work.
@horituanArt archive
Drawings, studies and first ideas.
An evolving archive of work by HALEMINHX and HORITUAN, from figure studies to compositions developed toward tattooing.
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Studio moments
More than a tattoo.
Every finished piece represents communication, patience and collaboration.
See the complete project →The artist
HALEMINHX
Traditional Japanese tattooing shaped by research, restraint and meticulous execution.
Private studio · Saigon
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