Do you consider fashion design, body painting (tattoos making, henna, nail art) form of pure art?

My answer to both of these questions is yes! Anything can be art; if turning a urinal upside-down is art, then body art is definitely art as well. I think that body art requires a certain level of skill and natural talent, just like other art forms.

I can only speak to tattoos and for that matter henna since I have two tattoos myself and yes they are a pure form of art. I chose to have my body decorated with the images I have on me because they hold a deep meaning for me--it doesn't matter what others think of them or what they mean to anyone else, they inspire me, bring me hope, and remind me of who I am as an individual. To me, that's the purest form art can reach.

For the case of henna, I agree this is pure art. I see a woman who using the henna looks more pretty :)several ethnic in the world make a tattoo to indicates their professions or social strata. Check:hubpages.com/hub/Mentawai-Tattoos-The-World.

100% (my answer may be "too short" but there's not much more to say - I guess that's plain to see. ).

I think those are all forms of pure art to the person that's making or enjoying them. Art is a perception based experience. If you think whatever you're indulging in is considered the purest form of art, then it is.

Yesssssssssssssss I would I luv all of them.

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