HR Giger: Biomechanic Mia (Egyptian Style) (work 444) (1980) by HR Giger references photograph of Nigel Kneale, science fiction writer for TV , in an article "Britain in 2050" publicising the TV program "Wine of India" in Radio Times for 16/4/70 BBC1 taken by Sylvester Jacobs?

 

 

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Photograph of Nigel Kneale, science fiction writer for TV , in an article "Britain in 2050" publicising the TV program "Wine of India" in Radio Times for 16/4/70 BBC1 taken by Sylvester Jacobs

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HR Giger: Biomechanic Mia (Egyptian Style) (work 444) (1980) by HR Giger

a) Photograph of Nigel Kneale, science fiction writer for TV , in an article "Britain in 2050" publicising the TV program "Wine of India" in Radio Times for 16/4/70 BBC1 taken by Sylvester Jacobs 

 

 

b) Biomechanic Mia (Egyptian Style) (work 444) (1980) by HR Giger

 

 

 

 

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d) The eyebrow transforms into the long cranium that's also an arm while the headphone in his hand on the right becomes the torso of the woman on the right

 

 

d)  The eyebrow becomes the elongated head that's also an arm

 

 

d) The headphone held by the hand becomes the upper body of the woman on the right

 

 

e) The eyebrow that becomes the elongated head with an arm in relation to the nose that becomes a bird of prey head

 

 

 

 

f) And so here, Nigel's nose becomes the bird of prey head, while the neck becomes the line down the right side of the mouth