Thursday, March 12, 2020

Body Painting by Gesine Marwedel



Body painting is the transformation of a human being into a breathing, moving, living piece of art.” ~Gesine Marwedel




Camouflage
Body painting in front of a bookshop
Photo: Peter Marwedel




One of the first original art forms, body painting has previously been used in traditional rituals and ceremonies. Body art now is increasing as a modern art form and is being used for photo shoots, film, theater, fairs, events, and shows. 





The Brain
 with Gesine Marwedel
Photo:  Thomas van de Wall




Gesine Marwedel was born in Eckernförde, Germany. From working in an Indian orphanage, studying Rehabilitation Science, working as a speech therapist, studying creative therapy, and working as a psycho-oncologist, Gesine now continues her quest as a freelance artist. 





Heart
Photo: Mateusz Rzewuski




Her work is displayed in museums, featured in numerous publications, and her talent has resulted in many awards in both national and international competitions. 





Turtle Mexico
Photo: Gesine Marwedel




Bookings are offered for private paintings, partner paintings, bellypaintings, live painting at events, UV paintings, and so much more. Gesine’s locations are in Dortmund, NRW, Germany, Europe, and worldwide. 






Artists: Patric Greg & Gesine Marwedel
Models: Barbara Wg & Corinne Koch
Photo: Martina Schrenk





Visit Gesine's Booking Page at:




The Ocean
Body Painting: Gesine Marwedel
Photo: Mark Ruppelt




See the Sources for more incredible 
Body Art by Gesine. 
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Sources:
Booking Page
Facebook
Instagram
Website




Photos used with permission from the artist.







2 comments :

  1. Wow! What a wonderful talent. I very much enjoyed this and visiting Gesine's page. thanks Daphne :)

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    1. Her vision and talent are both incredible. I even watched some of her videos as they did the painting. Thank you for visiting, and I'm so glad you enjoyed Gesine's body painting!

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