Chicago singer, Sakyrah Angelique, has come up with a novel way to remember her late grandmother by inking a tattoo that actually plays her voice.
Using a tattoo and some new technology, Angelique, can hear her late grandmother’s voice whenever she wants by pointing a cellphone camera at her tattoo and hitting play.
The crafty tattoo, located under Angelique’s left collar bone, is read by the Skin Motion app, which then plays the three-year old voicemail left by her now dearly departed grammy.
Angelique uploaded a video on social media Tuesday night showing her listening to grandma’s voicemail for the first time via her tattoo.
@sakyrahhh via Twitter:
“My grandma passed away my junior year of high school. A month before she passed, she left me a voicemail wishing me happy birthday. Today I got that exact waveform tattooed across my heart, and I am able to play it just by holding my camera over it”
The new technology enables users to upload audio files which can then be triggered by the unique tattoo soundwave.
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