A black-and-white photo of a person mid-air in a Superman-style body suspension pose, supported by multiple hooks in their back and legs, smiling joyfully toward the camera. They are suspended horizontally in a large indoor space with high ceilings and visible rigging. A group of onlookers—some seated, some standing—watch with expressions of admiration, amusement, and support. The atmosphere is lively and communal, capturing a moment of shared experience and transformation.

Made in Australia

You can take a man out of Australia, but you’ll never be able to take Australia out of this man.

Scarification artist Anders, who is also a proud Aussie, carved out this particular scar.  If you happen to be around the Gold Coast, stop by Flesh Impressions to pay Anders a visit.

Comments

12 responses to “Made in Australia”

  1. Dion Avatar
    Dion

    Woot 🙂
    Very Awesome 🙂
    Grats again Sir

  2. Dion Avatar
    Dion

    Woot 🙂
    Very Awesome 🙂
    Grats again Sir

  3. Jon P Avatar
    Jon P

    Whenever I hear “Made in Australia” in relation to an Australian citizen, I can’t help but remember the race riots and the treatment of minority ethnicities over there.

  4. Jon P Avatar
    Jon P

    Whenever I hear “Made in Australia” in relation to an Australian citizen, I can’t help but remember the race riots and the treatment of minority ethnicities over there.

  5. Jon P Avatar
    Jon P

    I am glad we are better than NZ tho………….. I like being Australian and am glad it is “our one land”

  6. Jon P Avatar
    Jon P

    I am glad we are better than NZ tho………….. I like being Australian and am glad it is “our one land”

  7. JakeMindsnared Avatar

    the mentioned treatment of those minorities, was by another minority which we like to call ‘Bogan’ ‘Bogan Aussies’ Bah, but theres plenty of us good ones! 😉

  8. JakeMindsnared Avatar

    the mentioned treatment of those minorities, was by another minority which we like to call ‘Bogan’ ‘Bogan Aussies’ Bah, but theres plenty of us good ones! 😉

  9. Jon P Avatar
    Jon P

    Yeah, Australia all the way! Ya can’t get two litres of milk for less than $3.60. What’s up with that??? Get your crap together NZ! Hahahaha

    Let’s all hold hands and praise Australia!

  10. Jon P Avatar
    Jon P

    Yeah, Australia all the way! Ya can’t get two litres of milk for less than $3.60. What’s up with that??? Get your crap together NZ! Hahahaha

    Let’s all hold hands and praise Australia!

  11. Jon P Avatar
    Jon P

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    Who’s this prick?

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    Jon P

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    Who’s this prick?

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