The ArtFusion Experiment maintains two distinct elements:

ArtFusion Performances and
ArtFusion Camp

Tattoo artists, due to their craft's medium, have artistic skills honed beyond normal levels. Everyday, they must create on-demand, with no room for error or an opportunity to erase. Not having the luxury of an "off day" develops their ability to create spontaneously and gears them perfectly to be a viable role in this collaborative gathering. ArtFusion Performances are public events intended to increase awareness of the tattoo artist's capacity for fine art. They offer insight into the nature of tattoo fine art for the general public and any viable media source.
While the concept of utilizing the collaborative process remains consistent in both, ArtFusion Camp is a learning tool, exclusively catered to the tattoo artist. ArtFusion Camp affords the masters of skin art an opportunity to share their fine art skills with their peers on an intimate level. Most importantly, they must do so in an extreme creative environment. Any one artist could spend an hour detailing an element of a canvas and in the blink of an eye, another artist may step in and change it entirely. Though this presents the most frustrating element of the exercise, it is an integral part of the ego-cleansing process that is so inherent of ArtFusion Camp. As a result, a newfound unity develops between the artists.
Through the chaos that is the ArtFusion Experiment, many harmonies reveal themselves. All egos are left at the door. All politics are forgotten. All territory is neutral. Language barriers cease to exist, as art is the universal language. Consequently, a Dutch artist, a Russian artist and a Chinese artist (walk into a store, the Chinese guy says to the Dutch guy…) can work collaboratively with minimal verbal communication, the end result being a single style, so distinctive and unique, you can never tell that more than one artist was involved.