His sharpest comments are reserved for Israeli officials who have perfected such manipulation as a diplomatic tool in their struggle against the Palestinians.
Alexandria inherited and perfected the manipulation of coloured glass rods to make composite canes, which, when cut across, revealed a design (mosaic glass).
During the Ptolemaic period (305 30 bc) Alexandrian craftsmen perfected the manipulation of coloured glass rods to make composite canes, which, when cut into cross-sections, produced patterned pieces.
Ibizan artist (and Head Designer at Space Ibiza) Giuseppe Pepe has launched a campaign called Loosing My Mind, a series of picture perfect photo manipulations in which he has taken the heavy editing process to its logical conclusion: removing the face entirely.
As I've become a more network-focussed photographer, I've come to love using the smartphone as an editing surface; touch is perfect for photo manipulation.
We have created a fake world to distract us from the reality that we have grown weak and vulnerable, unhealthy and compromised; the perfect prescription for manipulation and fear-mongering.
A population without political or civic culture deprived from access to free information for three generations and plunged into a deep economic and values crisis is the perfect environment for manipulation.
Those cubist-friendly lines and rectangles are practically begging for conceptual or abstract manipulations, perfect to support any artistic stance against consumerism, the FDA, mega brands, junk food--you name it. .
Once designers can perfect the art of manipulation, manufacturers can use this power to entice people to adopt behaviors that may not be in their best interest.
Instead of being used merely as a tool to generate laughter or perfect product images, graphic manipulation was now being used as a medium of storytelling and narration.
