Collection: Munch

Edvard Munch (1863–1944) made anxiety, desire, loneliness, and mortality visible. His figures often seem to dissolve into the landscape around them, with distorted lines and intense color carrying as much emotion as the subjects themselves.

From The Scream to quieter scenes of love, grief, and isolation, Munch’s work offers temporary tattoo imagery that feels raw, psychological, and instantly recognizable.