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Cart 0 Home LIVE ART BRUSH ART BODY ART MUSE ART CV Studio blog Contact Cart 0 Home LIVE ART BRUSH ART BODY ART MUSE ART CV Studio blog Contact Body & Brush Scroll ~ Galleries ~ BRUSH gallery BODY Gallery Muse Gallery Video gallery FREE ONLYFANS VIP ONlyfans For as long as I can remember, I’ve always had a wild imagination, and the ability to paint my dreams. My very first painting was created in 1983 at the age of 3—A tempura painting with primary colours on craft paper. To this day, I’ve loved finger-painting more than using a brush and can still remember how the paint felt squishing through my little fingers as a child. The sense of touch is an important aspect in my creative process. Getting messy and not being afraid to try new things—That’s how I roll. The connection I have with my art is strong and passionate. It’s easy to say I fell in love with making art the very first time I touched paint. —BRENT RAY FRASER My First Painting 1982 (Left) and My Hand Photocopied at Age 4 1983 (Right) When I think of , my experiences with him bring one surprising word to mind: Wholesome. He has been the consummate gentleman during every moment I have spent with him. Obviously, the casual observer may think that incongruent considering his subculture lifestyle, but nothing could be further from the truth. He loves his mother, has dinner with his dad every Friday, cares about animals, the environment, and enjoys spending time with his nephews. Fraser very much lives an artist’s lifestyle, which can often mean hour upon hour in solitude working tirelessly on his paintings or conjuring up art performances for charity. For the past 17 years, Brent has spent the majority of his time in his grain silo-turned-studio; a dot in the middle of the country farmland outside Vancouver. Inside, it is filled with riches, and everywhere you turn your wandering eyes fall upon colour and form, the playful and the curious – including a delicious candy collection, a disturbing set of antique children’s gas masks, muffin tins applied as wall coverings, the groovy wall of lava lamps, and sex, oh yes, sex in the context of art, is everywhere. —JACQUELINE RYAN Brents art is great, but his passion and inspiration are greater. He puts all of his time and energy into doing something he loves, and so he reaps the rewards. He is an example of what can happen when we resolve to do something greater than we ever expected. That, in my mind, is the greatest work of art. —CINDY If you think you've seen it all when it comes to performance art in New York City, we double-dog dare you to witness this outrageous and unbelievable show of live artmaking, at which passionate painter composes a portrait with the painterly strength of Willem de Kooning—using body parts you'd never expect. You'll certainly leave inspired..and very stimulated. —TIME OUT NEW YORK It is rather impress­ive, however, that France con­siders a naked, buff man basic­ally mas­turb­at­ing with paint good fam­ily entertainment. Mr Fraser’s paint-balling would bring the safety cur­tain down over here. France how­ever seemed très amusant. It also looks as if this penis paint­ing lark might be a form of jelqing . Mind you, as Fraser dragged his poor paint-smeared glans back and forth across the raspy can­vas I found myself won­der­ing whether you have to be cir­cum­cised to be a naked painter. —OUT MAGAZINE It’s a very big brush —ALAN CUMMING on the Late Show with STEVEN COLBERT. , self described artsexual , performance artist and all-around stud returns to NYC for one night only. A big hit on Frances got Talent, Brent headlines festivals and shows all over the world, and this will be his return engagement at Club Cumming. His last 3 shows there have all sold out. A native of Canada, Brent has been painting with his penis and other body parts for the better part of a decade. —CLUB CUMMING The Council for Electronic Media has made a decision on a man who recently took part in a TV talent competition broadcast on Nova TV, the most popular TV channel in Croatia. In his act, the “artist” created a painting using his penis, on October 9, 2018. —TOTAL CROATIA NEWS , the only man in the world who paints like this. — IUMOR A while back I went to Canada and I met up with a dude who calls himself a "Naked Artist". —BRETT ROSSI In his most recent, and perhaps most unique portrait, Fraser decided to paint Queen Elizabeth and Lady Diana on a large 85″ X 85″ canvas. Although many artists have created portraits of the Royal Family, Frasers are quire unique; he painted them with his manhood . Naked Performance Artist takes al fresco dining to a whole new level, as he sits down and enjoys a steak meal while fully nude at Hastings and Main outside the Carnegie Centre, all in the name of art. —THE DAILY HIVE I perform and train daily on my customized double-ladder wall penis painting station. This is where I do front and side leg splits between two ladders. Inspired by Jean Claude Van Dam, I suspend between the ladders, and using my penis and torso as a brush, I lather my skin with acrylic paint to create large abstract paintings. —BRF The abstract penis paintings are great (koi pond reminds me of Monet), the monoprints are fantastic and the body murals are magnificent. The picture of you at work on the abstract penis paintings not only shows the process but is also very sexy, or artsexual is a better word for it. You give so much, my friend. - Ferry Just a quick note to tell you how much I enjoy your live studio broadcasts. The artwork, the space and of course, you. It's like you've created an extended family to share part of your life with, and that's amazing. You devote so much time to making people feel happy! —DOUG.W Brent embodies a sexual freedom and a creative playfulness that merits great respect. He’s fearless, always exploring new ideas and formats. We had Brent’s live art studio webcam playing for hours in the background while we worked on songs about contemporary homosexuality into the night and early morning. Brent is a muse and inspiration for me! I love Brent! —CASEY SPOONER In reality, Brent is a multidisciplinary erotic performance artist. But he doesn’t like labels. Few labels, if any, do him justice. “I don’t even like to be called and an artist,” he said. “Art is just what I do.” There is no one who “does” art in the same way as Brent. The first such example is Ecdysiart: for these live shows, Brent simultaneously paints and strips naked—a literal and metaphorical take on art as an act of self exposure. —RAFFI WINEBURG A timid student in high school, Fraser began working out as a way to combat bullies and gain self-confidence. It was his way of putting on a "superhero mask," inspired by the strong fictional men he admired growing up. He went on to study fine art at Vancouver's Emily Carr University of Art and Design, where he focused on human anatomical art. — VICE MAGAZINE When Fraser created his regal painting, he stripped down to his birthday suit and painted every inch of that canvas using his genitalia. Although his “paintbrush” isn’t as massive as some other male celebs , like Idris Elba or Joaquín Ferreira’s staff , the fact that he paints with it makes him equally impressive. —GAYETO.CO Performs Live Interactive Body Paint Ritual at The Leslie-Lohman Project Space Soho NYC 2019 claims to be an artist, but it’s a front for a strip show. He comes out on stage in a shirt, tie and deer head mask, paints a wall-mounted deer’s lips fire-engine red, and proceeds to strip to (ugh) LMFAO’s “I’m Sexy and I Know It.” We’re sure he’s just stripping to pay his way through art school. —TORONTO LIFE Part of what makes him so special is that he is doing something that no one has considered art before. —MELISSA MAAN Sexuality is something that is swept under the rug, but if you take that away we will cease to exist. —BRF Brent exists to make art. Just the word ‘art’ itself is enough to spark his almost endless exuberance. Sometimes, as...