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ABOUT LAST LIGHT TATTOO STUDIO

Last Light Tattoo Studio private tattoo studio in which clients can relax in a clean, comfortable space located about 10 minutes north of Boston in the historic city of Medford, MA.

The studio is owned and operated by tattoo artist Adam LoRusso, who is known for his detailed black and grey tattoo work.

Last Light Tattoo Studio is open strictly by appointment only.

If you do not have a tattoo appointment, please do not drop by.

Parking

Street parking is available both in front of the shop and behind the building, payable via app or payment kiosks. For more information, please visit the FAQ tab.

ABOUT THE ARTIST

ADAM LORUSSO

Tattoo Artist
Fine Artist
Medford, MA | Boston, MA

“Artistic exploration has evolved into a practice of self-study. The act of making art allows a space to be created between the experience and the experiencer; a way to momentarily pause from consistently looking outward towards the external, and catch a glimpse of one’s internal world. This action has led to new understandings, and more importantly, new questions.”

Born and raised in Medford, MA, Adam LoRusso’s early years were spent drawing on the floor of his father’s art studio. His father, a wildlife sculptor, shared his knowledge and ignited Adam’s passion for making art.

After spending his teenage years drawing tour posters and making album artwork for the various bands he played in, Adam studied graphic design and studio art in college. Involvement in the metal music scene initially inspired Adam’s interest in tattoo culture and history. He would continue learning about the art and science of tattooing until accepting an apprenticeship in 2010.

Throughout the following decade, Adam fused his love for philosophical and diverse religious studies with his various artistic practices in order to further a quest for self-understanding. He is currently tattooing full time at his private space Last Light Tattoo Studio and painting Jerome St Studios in Medford.

“When you walk, when you enjoy the morning sunshine, the trees, the friends, you don’t need thinking to do all that. We have to learn to be in a non-thinking mode in order to get in touch with the wonders of life. I think we all think too much.”
– Thich Nhat Hanh