Do you remember the time when the cybernetic boom threatened to change our world beyond recognition? The first robots, the dreams of science fiction writers about combining man and machine in a single organism, which gave birth to the whole universe of cyberpunk in the late 80s of the last century. Unfortunately (or still fortunately), mankind is not developing so rapidly, however, you already now have a unique opportunity to transform your appearance and get closer to your cyber ideal.

Cyberpunk robot head tattoo by Wruce Bayne spans neck and chest with geometric yellow and green accents, black linework and dotwork in futuristic mechanical style.

All thanks to the direction of tattoo - biomechanical, which took on the role of an intermediate link between the biological form of a person and his cybernetic version. And today, we want to introduce to you an incredibly talented tattoo artist from the Italian city of Treviso, who takes this direction to a completely different level. Meet - Wruce Bayne.

Full-leg biomechanical tattoo by Wruce Bayne features black skin with gold and silver cybernetic details against vibrant neon panel backdrop.

In his works it is possible to clearly trace the trend of ornamentalism. The images are not burdened by the realism of the elements, and the tattoo receives the necessary volume due to his amazing work with the anatomy of the body.

Full-sleeve cybernetic tattoo by Wruce Bayne featuring geometric patterns, mechanical elements and dotwork shading in black and grey on the arm.

Wruce Bayne's tattoos use a lot of black, which not only adds extra contrast to the image, but is also a great way to highlight important design elements.

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His tattoo suits deserve special attention - they're just fantastic!

Full-body cybernetic tattoo with mechanical and organic linework in black and gray by artist Wruce Bayne.

Full-body cybernetic suit tattoo by Wruce Bayne featuring black linework, pink accents, and anatomical design covering the torso and legs.

If you dream of reincarnation in a cybernetic body - then you need to go to sunny Italy to the HumanDroid workshop, where the experienced cybernetic mechanic Wruce Bayne will give you a new look!

Woman in black halter top displaying full-leg biomechanical tattoo by Wruce Bayne, seated on steps in front of a white corrugated metal house.

Wruce Bayne's cyberpunk neck and chest tattoo features black mechanical forms with yellow and green accents against a blue studio backdrop.