When the curtain opens, we see an image of her as if transformed into a saint in a Renaissance painting, complete with ornate gilded halo.
No chance to divide in order to rule was out of bounds, Rove believed, and if transforming a sacred moment of collective suffering into a profane strategy for winning an election could be thought, it could be done.
Rodriguez splatters that claret around like Jackson Pollock, but sometimes it's not red but an expressionist molten yellow, and often a gunshot wound will show up glowing white, as if transformed into a splodge of radioactive birdcrap.
It would return, full-blooded if transformed, in American postwar abstraction; that leg of the story can be pursued in grand paintings by Jackson Pollock, Willem de Kooning and Clyfford Still hanging elsewhere at the Met.
Here, Samaras's subject is chairs — left out with the trash, on sale at a flea market, or in a sidewalk café — that pulsate, shimmer, and liquefy, as if transformed by his gaze.
Somehow the vigorous surface treatment of the large-scale oilstick drawings, which are even overlaid with hair as if transformed into animal hides, is not enough to energize the rather inert, monotonous form that results.
Art, like any other commodity "has meaning and value if transformed into those terms".
Noelle Kayser inserted one of her legs in a drainpipe that ran through a concrete mosaic sculpture, and then she froze as if transforming into a stone statue herself.
We used the Gal4/UAS system to ectopically express ORs in a particular set of gustatory receptor cells and then tested if transformed GRNs responded to butyl acetate, one of the ligands detected by Or22a-ORNs.
If transformed data failed to satisfy the assumptions of linear regression, a non-parametric Mann-Whitney's U test was used to assess group differences.
