AI-generated tattoo project exploring a synthesis of classical sculpture and geometric geometry, rendered in black and grey. The central element is a Greco-Roman head with a meticulously shaded beard and hair, overlaid by a tessellated mask that cuts across the eyes. A bold wing emerges from the left, its feathers rendered in solid blacks that contrast with the delicate geometric lines. A slender dagger sits behind the neck, creating a dynamic cross-axis that merges antiquity with modern vector geometry. The background is a lattice of grids, circles, and intersecting points, echoing technical drafting and the mathematical precision of pattern work in tattoo design. The composition relies on strong tonal contrasts to sharpen form while the geometric mask introduces an abstract focal point that can function as a cover-up for existing ink; this rationale makes it particularly suitable for those seeking a cover-up. This piece nods to fine line tattoo principles with crisp linework and subtle shading that define the cheeks and brow, while the wing and dagger add bold negative space. The triangular mesh of the mask acts as a deliberate pattern, reinforcing the broader theme of structure and symbol. The geometric motifs evoke ideas found in lotus flower tattoo and infinity tattoo traditions, while nodding to tribal tattoo rhythms in the tessellated patterns. Read as a meditation on transformation, the work invites interpretations ranging from protection and flight to the synthesis of art and science; it resonates with meaningful tattoos that explore identity. While the design nods to Japanese style tattoo aesthetics in its disciplined geometry, it remains a black and grey, realistic tattoo suitable for body art and ink. As an AI-generated tattoo project, it offers a strong blueprint for a custom tattoo design that can scale from small tattoos to larger back or chest pieces and suits a cover-up where older ink needs concealment with confident line work.