Argentine coverage links some of Marta Fort’s tattoos to her father, Ricardo. Photos show a large abstract back piece, a right-arm scorpion, a snake, script and other fine-line marks.
Marta Fort’s new abstract back tattoo
Fort revealed the large back tattoo in January 2026. TN covered the post and included photographs from the session; the design begins between her shoulders and runs toward her waist.
Long, tapered black shapes angle out from a narrow center. Pointed ends, open patches of skin, crescents and spear-like forms make up a near-symmetrical pattern, with a small star-like cluster near the upper back.
Fort paired the reveal with the captions “I did a little something” and “Yo cuando escucho mis pensamientos intrusivos” (“Me when I hear my intrusive thoughts”). The second is a joke about intrusive thoughts; she did not explain the abstract shapes as a literal illustration.
Marta Fort’s scorpion tattoo tribute to Ricardo Fort
A24 reported on the scorpion after Fort shared a close-up and explained its connection to her father. The tattoo sits on her right upper arm, with its body aligned lengthwise and its pincers and tail outlined in dark ink.
The scorpion has a segmented body, outward-reaching legs and a curled tail. Its open black linework keeps the animal’s shape clear, and the design takes up a noticeable part of her upper arm.
Fort wrote, “soy de piscis, me lo tatué x mi papá.” She linked the tattoo to being a Pisces and said she got it for her father, Ricardo. That explanation comes from Fort herself, rather than from reading a meaning into the animal.
Marta Fort’s arm tattoos and visible linework
Earlier TN coverage and sleeveless portraits show Fort’s scorpion alongside other arm tattoos, including fine script near the forearm and smaller marks around the wrist. The photos document ink that was visible before the January 2026 back reveal.
The script is thin and runs horizontally along the lower arm, unlike the scorpion’s heavier outline. Some photos are too wide or angled to read every letter, but the placement and fine-line style are visible.
Marta Fort’s snake and butterfly tattoos
A coiled snake appears on Fort’s upper arm. Its body loops upward, with the head above the main curve; the dark outline and open interior distinguish it from the scorpion’s segmented form.
Argentine coverage also lists butterfly imagery among Fort’s tattoos. The photos here do not show every butterfly clearly, so they do not establish an exact count or placement.
Another view of Fort’s collection
The snake and scorpion have recognizable animal forms; the back piece is abstract, built from tapered shapes rather than a single figure. The photos show Fort’s collection moving between those different visual styles.
Marta Fort’s tattoo count and family meanings
La Nación reports that Fort has 13 tattoos and that several honor her father.
The scorpion is the clearest documented family tribute: Fort said she got it for her father. Other reports describe additional tattoos as homages, though they do not include the same first-person explanation for each one.
Marta Fort before the latest reveal
Before the January 2026 reveal, public portraits already showed Fort’s arm tattoos. They capture the scorpion, snake and finer marks; the back piece added a much larger design to the collection.
Marta Fort’s public story beyond the reveal
Fort’s posts provide the first-person explanations quoted here. Argentine reports give broader details such as the tattoo count and family links, while photographs show placement and linework.
The record continues
A reported total and a photograph answer different questions: the count describes the collection, while a portrait shows only the designs visible in that frame.