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Jan 08 2009

Published by mikeywriteswell at 11:39 pm under Culture, Social Commentary, Philosophy, News, Photojournalism/Art, Politics Edit This

Also featured at Art from the Outskirts

This video is from a 2007 Yahoo News segment called “People of the Web” featuring a 27 year-old X-ray Technician from St. Paul, MN named Phil Hensen. His projects range from painting on himself for over 30 hours to using his own blood dripped over thousands of adhesive bandages to paint a portrait of North Korean dictator Kim Jong Il as a protest of nuclear weapons proliferation.