With his uncanny sense of atmosphere and ability to transmit emotions crackling across a space, McQueen has moved up a gear since his debut, Hunger, won him the Camera d'Or at Cannes.
She looks at Nessa and Blaise with an urgent intimacy that often bypasses facial expressions to isolate aspects of the body — including facial features, hand gestures, postures, or even tools and articles of clothing — that transmit emotions without declaring them.
We demonstrate how this model leads to new goals for affective systems instead of sensing and transmitting emotion, systems should support human users in understanding, interpreting, and experiencing emotion in its full complexity and ambiguity.
With the growing proliferation of wearable devices, their "always-on" characteristics, and their integration with voice-enabled mobile devices, collecting and analyzing vocally transmitted emotions and tracking our emotional wellbeing over time, is now finally a viable possibility.
The most traditional perspective to this phenomenon builds on principles of mimicry, by which the facial feedback of emotions can transmit emotional states without an individual noticing [58].
Consider it another pleasant surprise, then, that on "Kveikur" Sigur Rós regains some of the ground it gave up, exchanging the ponderous tone poetry of "Valtari" for an aggressive, harder-edged sound that transmits emotions other than wide-eyed wonder.
"What spoke to you and, eventually, whether you transmit that emotion to the audience.
My favorite images are those that, after time, have the ability to transmit an emotion".
But we can see what a complicated language is being brought into being to transmit the emotion; the pain is expressed through a combination of realism, with the depiction of a steel corset that she had to wear, and surrealism, as her body is opened up to reveal a crumbling column instead of a spine.
Vedder added that using characters in the tracks helped with the themes, as the stories could "transmit an emotion or a feeling or an observation of modern reality rather than editorializing, which we've seen plenty of these days".
