Breast Cancer Awareness Body Painting Project - ArtStreet

The Breast Cancer Awareness Body Painting Project (BCAPP) is an ongoing series designed and created to raise awareness and funds for Breast Cancer causes. Meet the founders and learn more about the project on this episode of ArtStreet!

• Category

  Nonprofits & Activism

[mrbluenun]

This video is amazing! These women respasent women in the best light after the terrible angxst of Brest Cancer.

It should perhaps be called "Beautiful and Brave in Art and Mind"

mrbluenun

[StregaLuna1]

I'm one of the Models/Survivors, and my image is Stardust. I wanted my image to center around the Cosmos. I believe that the Universe is elegantly simple, and I believe that every one of us has a place here... A job to do... A reason for existing. I find the Cosmos infinitely beautiful, and this image is a constant reminder that cancer could not steal my beauty nor tarnish my soul. Spreading a message of hope... :)

[choosingtosmile]

What an inspirational project. Thank you Michael!

[RainMomKelley]

how did i get from resident evil to this

[Boldstrummer]

Women who's breasts support life and connect them deeply with the maternal instinct to nurture and support, sometimes after fighting cancer, need support.

Why would Facebook or anyone deny them the healing self expression that allows them to step into the infinite possibility not merely surviving but thriving and taking back the power of life that was threatened?

[deZengo]

I thought I have posted a couple of comments here previously? But in the event I posted somewhere else and thought it was here.. I wanted to do it today and BE sure! Thanks for sharing this story.

[sarumbley]

This video is so inspiring! I have never known anybody who has had breast cancer personally, but seeing stories like this makes me cry and thank God that there is still kindness and beauty in the world, even after tragedy. To all those with breast cancer or who have survived: You are beautiful, and you are loved!

[Tristan Davis]

i would love to be a part of this my e-mail randidokega@yahoo.com. I am a 18 year old survivor. I was 26 years old and now 45 and have 3 girls. I was diagnosed with sage 4. 5.4 centimeter tumor, and given 2 weeks to live. I had 4 lymphnodes infected. I am here to spread... hope..... thank you for a great canvas and artistic way of awareness. love randi 623 806-2162

[AnneDroid1]

Wow!!! What a beautiful video and project!! Thank you Michael Pollinero and all those involved with this project!

[Silvii R]

Que buen video!!!! felicitaciones al artista