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All human bodies convey messages. A tattooed body is a peculiarly talkative one as it emanates a distinctive sign of expression. The selection of figures or designs for body-tattooing is a significant one. Religious signs like the Godly figures, political ideologies including Che Guevara, movie stars, etc. stand witness to the old school of tattooing. On the other hand. the weird new figures used for tattooing give more opportunities to analyze the complexities of innovative cultural construction. This context of tattoos —much like an individual's selection of dress, glitterati, hairstyle, etc. — operate as tools of new cultural constructions.
Unlike clothing. tattoos are perpetual and permanent. They are carved in the body forever with highly toxic chemical concoctions. One can change his sense of style, but his tattoo remains constant except he can add newer figures in the body, not in the already tattooed area. These facts lead the group — the tattooed bodies — to form a common platform of gathering with the ideology of the carnivalesque. The contemporary explosion which happened in the field of the social media and the vast scope offered in accessing both the personal and public spaces from anywhere in the world help in the explosion of these cultural equations. There may be Gods and angels in the making by whom this carnivalesque culture will bloom fully in the near future.
Tattoos, obviously, are attempts of culture-constructions through the body carnivalesque. The news items which celebrate the people with 90% of body tattooing are steps to consummate the expectation and desire of a new culture. How the future and prospect of such an endeavour will turn out can be predicted only by the unpredictable moves of time.