The Face of Art

From Van Gogh’s textured strokes to Banksy’s graffiti sprays, we pay homage to Old Masters and modern provocateurs by painting a face as the ultimate canvas

By Harper’s Bazaar Singapore Team - published 28 Jul 2017

Abstract Expressionism

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Replicate Jackson Pollock’s dramatic splashes with vivid smears.

Street Art

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Air-brush textures call to mind Banksy’s subversive style.

Fauvism

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In the spirit of Henri Matisse, pair vibrant colours with expressive brushwork.

Impressionism

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Like Claude Monet, look to colours and textures from nature for inspiration.

Expressionism

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Add dimension using Vincent van Gogh’s preferred technique, impasto.

Zenga

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Master the art of Hakuin Ekaku’s strong, abstract brushstrokes.

Photographed by Yu Tsai. Styled by Robert Behar. Model: Grace Cheng. On the cover: Rings, Van Cleef & Arpels. Makeup: Fiona Stiles/Starworks Artists. Hair: John Ruggiero/Starworks Artists. Manicure: Christina Aviles/Opus Beauty. Producer: Trever Swearingen/88 Phases. Post Production: 88 Phases.