Ms. Hack, based in Adelaide, specializes in skin illustration, but this was her first effort at transforming subjects into a static vehicle.
Her Devices series is based on photos of real people staring at their smartphones, but Pollock omits the actual gadgets, transforming subjects into hunched figures staring at their empty hands, faces lit by the ghostly blue glow of their missing phones.
But he calls the series "Flora and Fauna," because he also thinks of its transformed subjects as "creatures, imaginary friends".
The LDDMM used in this study enabled us to transform subject images to template images with high accuracy by using a single normalized subject (Johns Hopkins University Montreal Neurological Institute template).
Subject's MPRAGE scan was co-registered to MNI template, using affine transformation before sequentially transforming each subject's structural image to the group average, and combining these to construct a new average image.
He describes an encounter with a specialist who replaces malfunctioning organs, transforming his subjects into wooden, cubic "personages, or pieces of furniture," their brains refreshed by a series of electrical charges.
Instead of transforming his subjects into exotic and anonymous icons, the 19th-century standard for images of American Indians, Mr. Soboleff treated them as individuals, identifying many by name in his captions.
But Rossini — even at 18, when he wrote "La Cambiale di Matrimonio" ("The Marriage Contract"), his first professional opera — showed a preternatural talent for transforming stock subjects into tight musical and dramatic machines full of nuance and originality.
But Maitland's inspiration and it's no minor one is to use animation as a cinematic fountain of youth, transforming the subjects of interviews conducted in recent years back into their youthful selves, bringing to the screen first-person accounts of the attacks as if they were being delivered by the participants mere days or weeks after they took place.
Through a remembrance of those wild glory days, Rock injects his portraits with added filters of color, transforming his subjects into psychedelic priests and extraterrestrial queens.
In this case technology is taken as the very medium of subjective perceptual experience of the world, thus transforming the subject's perceptual and bodily sense.
