Monthly Archives: August 2012

Jajyu – Bodypainter from Japan

 

jajyu body painter japan

Jajyu is body painting artist from Japan who actively works on a number of fronts with her original concept “Lap the Body”. Last year she participated as a body painter artist in the TOKYO COLLECTION (2011SS) and has also been featured in the SANKEI EXPRESS newspaper.

jajyu body painter japan

 

She is absolutely charmed by the beauty and shape of human body, realized by how it is resonances to paint on the body more than on something flat. Her body art is used is for traditional tribal design or diamond tattoo and she designs costumes for a famous Japanese singer and a wrestler of pro-wrestling.  Jajyu also often performs “gleaming Live Painting” with black light and fire dance.

 

jajyu body painter japan

“The Inner psychological world underlying on human mind is inextricably linked with higher-level dimension”.

jajyu body painter japan

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Jajyu bodypainter is on facebook

Model Fights Breast Cancer with Bodypainting

For Immediate Release – New York, NY, August 23, 2012

Fredi Grieshaber is a 65-year-old woman and a self proclaimed hippie. In 2009 she was diagnosed with Stage IV Metastatic Breast Cancer. Fredi is determined to live every day to the fullest. As part of that quest, Fredi will be fully bodypainted by artist Andy Golub in Times Square at on Friday, August 24th from 1:00-3:00PM at 44th Street and Broadway.

 

NYC street artist Andy Golub has painted hundreds of models in public, but for Golub, painting Fredi is a special experience. “The first time we worked together was in a photo studio. Fredi is nice, funny and free spirited, but underneath all that, she is an incredibly strong and determined person.”

Fredi comments, “I am going to have to have radiation treatments in a few weeks, so the more fun things I can do now the better it is for my spirit.”

For more information please contact Barry Kostrinsky at 845-729-5467

 

See No ‘Body Art’ Evil – Bristol UK

Last Saturday (18th August 2012) ILoveBodyArt took the show on the road and invited Body Painters Mr Shiz and Kate Bray down to Bristol to paint a few party goers during the ‘block party’ at SeeNoEvil – The UK’s largest Street Art project which this year was part funded by Arts Council England.

Shiz body paint see no evil

The event gave us the opportunity to bring a taste of Body art to Bristol and we must thank the Lanes venue and the Basshoneys and other volunteers for modelling, and also a thank you to San Francisco based illustrator Mark Bode (son of the legendary cartoonist Vaughn Bode) who penned some characters on some of the willing models…

SeeNoEvil Katie bray body painting

 

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Shiz Dionne body art

Katie Bray bodypaint by Shiz

Katie Bray

Massimo Calanchi (Venezuela)

Massimo Calanchi -body painter venezuela

Massimo Calanchi is a Venezuelan bodyartist (born and living actually in Barinas) who has been working with bodyart for many years. He makes pieces by taking the model and painting with all his imagination and dreams. Massimo also teaches this tecnique to the University students and also to anybody who wants to learn a little about bodyart.

Massimo Calanchi -body painter

3-D Canvas-Massimo Calanchi Body Painting

As well as painting he also is a model for bodyart works too, because as he says “Painting and being painted are unique experiences to enjoy what you do in art”.

Massimo Calanchi -body painter

Also he always said about his job: “I falling in love of my work…creating. And I falling in love of the body/canvas….painting!!”

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Massimo Calanchi -bodypaint venezuelan
BIO (EN ESPAÑOL)

Massimo Calanchi es un artista venezolano de la pintura corporal (nació y vive actualmente en Barinas) ha trabajando el bodyart como su oficio desde hace muchos años. Él toma el cuerpo del modelo y pinta todos sus sueños dentro de su gran e infinita imaginación. El enseña esta técnica a los estudiantes de las Universidades y también para cualquier persona que quiera aprender un poco acerca de la disciplina del bodyart.

Él también sirve de modelo para las obras de pintura corporal también, porque como él dice: … “Pintar y ser pintado son experiencias únicas para disfrutar de lo que haces en el arte”.

También él siempre dice acerca de su trabajo:  ”Yo me enamoro de mi trabajo … creando. Y me enamoro del cuerpo….pintando!”

Thank you Massimo for sharing your photos with us ! Massimo on Flickr