The exhibition, which runs till the end of this month at the Fullerton Hotel, features 38 artworks exploring the themes of nature, botany, wildlife, fashion, beauty and landmarks in Singapore. Its unique factor is that all the featured pieces are made using a mix of paint and upcycled cosmetics from the Shiseido Group that are nearing the end of their lifespan. These include lipsticks, blushers, eyeshadow and foundation from the Shiseido, Clé de Peau Beauté, NARS and Laura Mercier labels.
Japanese beauty house Shiseido practices social and environmental responsibility by holding an art exhibition featuring canvas creations by special needs children using upcycled makeup
Canvases splattered with paint and watercolours or sketches done using crayons and colour pencils are typically what one would expect to see at an art exhibition. But that is not what you get at the Beauty of Art exhibition organised by the Rainbow Centre and cosmetics label Shiseido Asia Pacific.
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