Whipshading, fine line and blackwork in Bogota
It seems that life's limbos always lead you toward where you truly want to go. That idea that once crossed your mind without seeming very serious, that dream you once talked about while sharing a coffee, can also become an open door.
Garavatto, although at the beginning it did not really have a name, was always an impulse. A door that looked closed, but with the certainty that, if it opened, what came next would be something big. And it is.
This space was born to honor a little girl's favorite pastime: drawing. Over time, it created a tattoo studio and joined the passion of a lifetime: music, to also become a producer.
A way of being part of this industry came to me through supporting physical formats. From there the question came up again: why not license Colombian bands from different genres and, with my touch, female projects?
It is not about closing the door to working with men. It is about opening space for something that would be a dream for me: collecting the music of my favorite artists and offering the Garavatto community a library they can take home.
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