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Mauricio de Riglos In The USA: Revolutionizing Tattoo Art On The Biz Side |
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In recent years, tattoos have emerged as more than just ink on skin; they have become social currency, badges of identity, and markers of personal mythology. A 2019 Ipsos survey reveals that nearly one in three Americans flaunt at least one tattoo. This surge is not merely a trend but a seismic cultural shift. Tattoos have clawed their way from the murky edges of rebellious subcultures straight into the gleaming heart of mainstream acceptance. Today, everyone from baristas to bankers brandishes them with pride. This normalization transcends aesthetics; it represents a societal evolution where body art becomes a celebration of individuality, a testament to creativity, and a story inked onto flesh. The economic impact is significant too—tattoo parlors are booming, artists are thriving, and suddenly, ink is a major player in the gig economy. This is the vibrant world Mauricio de Riglos is stepping into with Lights Out NYC.
So, who is Mauricio de Riglos? Imagine a Peruvian maestro of artist management and promotion with a global vision and a penchant for disruption. He is on the cusp of launching Lights Out NYC, an app poised to revolutionize the tattoo industry. Think of it as Tinder for tattoo artists and studios, but exclusive to the crème de la crème, the upper echelon of tattoo artistry. This platform is for those whose ink tells stories and whose needles weave magic.
De Riglos is no newcomer to this arena. He has spent years managing several notable artists and studios in the ultra-competitive Midtown Manhattan tattoo scene. At Inknation, he became a legend, blending cutting-edge marketing with razor-sharp business acumen. He launched campaigns that turned heads and poached top-tier talent, transforming the studio into a magnet for tattoo aficionados.
Tattoo artists are modern-day nomads, bards who travel the world sharing their craft. The best of them transcend being mere artists; they become brands. They guest spot in prestigious studios, set up residencies, and attract a following wherever they go. This is the essence of Lights Out NYC—connecting these tattoo vagabonds with studios that resonate with their vibe. Artists specializing in specific themes and styles find their perfect match with studios whose clientele align with their aesthetic. It is symbiosis in the world of ink.
Mauricio's journey is replete with success stories. Hailing from the vibrant landscapes of Peru, he boasts a background as rich and layered as the ink he now champions. Picture this: a sharp-eyed student at Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas from 2014 to 2017, earning his stripes in International Business Administration. Add to that a 2013 stint at Centro Empresarial MS, fine-tuning the art of warehouse management. These academic endeavors didn't just shape his business acumen; they accelerated his trajectory into the heart of the tattoo industry's managerial and promotional realms.
Now, de Riglos is ready to automate his expertise with Lights Out NYC. The app promises to streamline the chaotic lives of tattoo artists. It will manage schedules and agendas, oversee invoices and payments, handle client communications, run social media and marketing campaigns, liaise with sponsors, organize convention schedules, and book travel for events. It’s like having a personal assistant, business manager, and PR guru rolled into one sleek app.
Mauricio de Riglos is poised to change the game. Lights Out NYC is not just an app; it’s a movement. It’s about taking the tattoo industry, already a thriving subculture, and injecting it with tech-savvy efficiency and global connectivity. De Riglos is bridging the gap between art and technology, crafting a future where tattoo artists can thrive creatively and commercially.
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