From Caracas to New York City, Yomico Moreno’s journey isn’t just about ink, it’s about obsession, transformation, and permanence. A pioneer in hyperrealistic tattooing, Yomico began his craft in 2005, turning skin into canvas and portraits into lifelines. His name became synonymous with precision and storytelling, catching the world’s eye in 2010 after a breakthrough win at Denmark’s International Tattoo Convention.
Since then, his work has spanned continents and cultures, from Europe to the Americas, from the Latin Grammys to some of the most iconic skins in music and film. He’s inked legends like Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, Juanes, Residente, and Canserbero. But every piece, whether worn by a superstar or a stranger, carries the same depth, intensity, and respect.
In 2015, he joined Paul Booth’s iconic Last Rites Theater in Manhattan, and later co-founded The Rat Pack Collective, reshaping the global tattoo scene. Today, from his Brooklyn-based 1983 Art Studio, Yomico continues to elevate tattooing as an art form, fusing creativity, technology, and culture to inspire a new generation.
A PERFECT MATCH WITH BOMBERG
CRAFTED WITH PERMANENCE
Yomico’s artistry runs deeper than aesthetics, it’s a discipline of control, permanence, and identity. That same DNA runs through BOMBERG: engineered pieces that leave a mark, crafted with intention and intensity.
As BOMBERG’s Icons ambassador, Yomico doesn’t just wear a watch, he shares a mindset. One that sees the body as canvas, the tool as extension, and the result as legacy. His work, like our pieces, is designed to stay.
