A young man got his health passport tattoo and is all the rage

For his part, the professional tattoo artist Gabriele Pellerone He shared photos of his work on social networks where he was surprised that the QR code works: “It sounded like a jokeHe commented.

The tattoo artist described the tattoo as “an ironic way of remembering a time of utter confusion, a moment that will be forever indelible, both for me and for him”.

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Through her social networks, Andrea Colonnetta described her tattoo as “successful social experience “: “Even a small gesture like tattooing a simple QR code has succeeded in dividing social opinion. From the feedback we have received, a lot can be understood about today’s society.“, Analyzed the young man from Italy.

And he called for reflection: “I leave this message to each of you free to interpret. I just say that freedom is not seen from what we can or cannot do, from what we have or have not tattooed on our body; Rather, our way of thinking and accepting what is different, what is out of the ordinary! “.

In another post where he is seen doing an interview, he pointed out that “The comparison, the exchange of opinions, are the starting point”: “Generations only meet through dialogue, I like to hear what people have to say … No matter if an insult has reached me, we are transporting ourselves to a new era, it is undeniable. There are those who accept it, there are those who don’t, the world is dynamic, life is dynamic”.

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The health passport is compulsory in Italy from August 6 to be able to enter cinemas, museums, play indoor sports and eat inside a restaurant.

The QR code contains information about if the person is vaccinated, recovered from coronavirus O if you have a negative result to the Covid-19 test in the last 48 hours.

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