In Faces of War, Gabrielle Goliath's provocative manipulation of the portrait seeks to visualise the unseen and «faceless» nature of domestic violence, and to articulate something of its silences. (goodman-gallery.com)
Of particular interesting maybe the recently published volume called The Changing Face of War. (scientificamerican.com)
Artists like Margit Anna, whose dreamlike paintings reflect the trauma of the Holocaust, and Xanti Schawinsky, whose Faces of War series (1942) was influenced by the destruction and militarism of World War II, draw on transformative personal experiences. (artofthetimes.com)