A "Making of" from the Bodypainting for Peace Project. Short Promo of the Exhibition https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJbboWArQpM =============== About: Our "WB Production" team was invited to stage a historical bodypainting performance for the prestigious United Nations Peace Memorial 2015 in South Korea. A pillar in the industry of Bodypainting for the past two decades, Alex Barendregt and his South Korean team had the special opportunity to meet with President JUN Oi-Sook of the (UNPM) United Nations Peace Memorial, in hopes to inspire and captivate her with the art of bodypainting. Both the president and her staff were set back in excitement as they viewed this exceptional art created by artists of the WB Production. Through bodypainting a huge potential came into play in communicating their stories and messages to a younger generation before them, as a result the UNPM Exhibition was put in motion. The date was perfect, as it marked the 70th anniversary of the United Nations and just one year before the Peace Memorial was built. The entire memorial is set on visualizing various world conflicts, in particular the Korean War. It also shows what role the UN has played in bringing peace amidst the violence. In order to learn from the past it is important to take a closer look into understanding our history, war, political instability and how interconnected governments and global communities really are. In many ways, the various styles of bodypaintings that were chosen for the exhibition required the audience to also take a closer look. The camouflage and installation bodypainting art drew the viewer into this historical exhibition and really triggered people to engage with history. A very talented and international mix of artists were put together, such as world renowned Johannes Stötter from Italy, Vienna based Bulgarian Bella Volen, Mike Shane from Luxembourg, Rodolfo Campos from the United Sates and the 2015 World Bodypainting Festival Champion Min Ah Kim from South Korea. To capture this historical moment both in pictures and film, award winning Master Photographer Joachim Bergauer from Salzburg and the Australian Videographer Josh D. Lim were also part of the WB Production team. "The Memory We Share," was the title of this historical bodypainting project on October 23rd 2015. Eight scenes were staged for the audience within the exhibition. Veterans were also invited to the UNPM building, which they saw for the first time and were impressed by the talent of the bodypainting artists and the touching concept. History came to life as we brought some humanity on to the world stage. ====================================== Produced by WB Production Alex Barendregt www.wb-production.com Video & Editing by Josh D. Lim Partner World Bodypainting Association & Division Korea Park Chan Hee

The WB Production team developed, filmed and post produced this short story within 48 hours. =============== About: The student Bobo is on the way to the United Nations Peace Memorial which is located in Busan, South Korea. A friend texted to Bobo to meet up with at her home but Bobo promised her grandfather asked her already long time to visit the exhibition. She told her friend to meet up a little later, as it's probably not that spectacular and won't take long.... See the full "Making of" for the Bodypainting for Peace Project in the UN Peace Memorial at https://youtu.be/xu-vQOncH20 =============== Project background: The "WB Production," a division of the World Bodypainting Association was invited to stage a historical bodypainting performance for the prestigious United Nations Peace Memorial 2015 in South Korea. A pillar in the industry of Bodypainting for the past two decades, Alex Barendregt and his South Korean team had the special opportunity to meet with President JUN Oi-Sook of the (UNPM) United Nations Peace Memorial, in hopes to inspire and captivate her with the art of bodypainting. Both the president and her staff were set back in excitement as they viewed this exceptional art created by artists of the WB Production. Through bodypainting a huge potential came into play in communicating their stories and messages to a younger generation before them, as a result the UNPM Exhibition was put in motion. The date was perfect, as it marked the 70th anniversary of the United Nations and just one year before the Peace Memorial was built. The entire memorial is set on visualizing various world conflicts, in particular the Korean War. It also shows what role the UN has played in bringing peace amidst the violence. In order to learn from the past it is important to take a closer look into understanding our history, war, political instability and how interconnected governments and global communities really are. In many ways, the various styles of bodypaintings that were chosen for the exhibition required the audience to also take a closer look. The camouflage and installation bodypainting art drew the viewer into this historical exhibition and really triggered people to engage with history. A very talented and international mix of artists were put together, such as world renowned Johannes Stötter from Italy, Vienna based Bulgarian Bella Volen, Mike Shane from Luxembourg, Rodolfo Campos from the United Sates and the 2015 World Bodypainting Festival Champion Min Ah Kim from South Korea. To capture this historical moment both in pictures and film, award winning Master Photographer Joachim Bergauer from Salzburg and the Australian Videographer Josh D. Lim were also part of the WB Production team. "The Memory We Share," was the title of this historical bodypainting project on October 23rd 2015. Eight scenes were staged for the audience within the exhibition. Veterans were also invited to the UNPM building, which they saw for the first time and were impressed by the talent of the bodypainting artists and the touching concept. History came to life as we brought some humanity on to the world stage. ====================================== Produced by WB Production Alex Barendregt www.wb-production.com Video & Editing by Josh D. Lim Partner World Bodypainting Association & Division Korea Park Chan Hee

My Action Painting Performance during the Covid-19 Edition of the WBF 2020

Das Bodypainting-Kollektiv, die 'CREACHIEFS', haben diesen Film 2011 mit dem britischen Regisseur Xavien Master in Linz produziert. Die CREACHIEFS: Mike Shane, Eva Brosch, Bella Volen, Birgit Mörtl, Magdalena Pock und Chris OBSN Sponsor: Boxmover, Kryolan, Da Vinci Pinsel

Live Performance eines mehrYEAH Songs während der Pandemie in Covid konformen leerem Saal vor TV & Online Publikum. Gemeinsam mit dem mehrmaligen Bodypainting Champion Mike Shane und 3 hinreissenden Modellen on Stage. Derzeit läuft das WBF22 in Klagenfurt. Diesmal wieder als Festival mit Publikum! Check it out! #mehrYEAH #ZweiteHaut #WBF22

This was a short appearence during the Global Kryner Concert at the World Bodypainting Festival 2008

Mike Shane live on stage @ IBF German Bodypainting Festival 2010 LOADS of Colour

Amazing body painting, Body Art, Bodypainting Happening Mit Mike Shane & Mark Gerber Part 1 Amazing body painting, Body Art, Bodypainting Happening Mit Mike Shane & Mark Gerber Part 1