Philip Levine

London born artist Philip Levine started using his head as a canvas for creativity back in 2006 when he began to go bald. He did not want to conform to shaving his head like everyone else so started using it as an art form to express. Philip’s head designs have now become iconic around the world which culminated in his debut exhibition ‘Headism’ in summer 2011, sponsored by Gillette. As a tastemaker, he has gained recognition with sites including Trend Hunter and NotCot and has been voted into UK Time Out’s Culture 100 2013 and The Observer Future 500. Philip’s art aims to give out a social message and has inspired many men, women and children who are affected by something negative in their life, to embrace their problem and use it in a positive way through art and creativity

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Find more about this Henna proejct at http://bit.ly/HnwZcm

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Just finished performing at Helsinki Art Museum. (at Helsingin taidemuseo / Helsinki Art Museum)

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Just finished first performance in Helsinki

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Sequin head series with @sequinkay

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My #Headism image made it into #phaidon new publication Wild Art! #wildart

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Splish splash splosh

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First visitors of the day at the Kumu museum in Estonia were 2 friends one of which had alopecia and was very inspired by my art.

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A wonderful head piece made by @lunaeveland aka am statik latex designer. Ruffle - licious!

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Someone is controlling my mind

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Danger do not open

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Evolving head design at IMATS

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Oh yeah

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Gabriel Dawe East wing X Courtauld Institute of Art. Spiral staircase of colour

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A dictator of flowers

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Sunset at the Gherkin

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Tiger tiger (face paint design by Kat Kraft aka Kat Sinclair)

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My friend Stella took this photo of me interacting with a little girl during my performance at the roundhouse. As you can see fun was had by all