First, let’s get it out of the way that this isn’t your typical tattoo studio…
I was randomly scrolling the internet—half in search of inspiration, half trying to dodge boring tasks—when I came across a story that made me pause. And I mean, really pause. You know that moment when something isn’t just background noise but actually shifts your perspective? That’s exactly what happened when I discovered Ali Mennor also known as ‘Fast Ali’, who is redefining what it means to heal.
This creative force behind Lost and Found Tattoo Studio in Cranford, New Jersey, is redefining what it means to heal. Instead of hiding mastectomy scars, she transforms them into remarkable works of art. With a blend of empathy and precision, Ali connects deeply with her clients, turning their personal journeys into a canvas of empowerment and beauty.
Scars are like that, they often carry the weight of pain and survival, however, Ali’s art demands that you take a second look — literally at the narrative and see transformation, resilience, and renewal. Her tattoos don’t merely cover up the past; they celebrate it, reimagining difficult experiences as symbols of strength and rebirth.
Curious to see this inspiring transformation in action? Check out the full feature on Ali Mennor’s work here: Watch Now
What makes Lost & Found even more remarkable is the space itself. This isn’t your typical tattoo studio; it’s an inclusive, judgment-free zone where artistry and acceptance go hand in hand. Discrimination based on race, religion, sexual orientation, gender, or disability? Absolutely not tolerated. It’s a space where every person—and every story—matters.
And that is absolutely beautiful! Check out more of this awesomeness here
