Haround Binous, a visual artist from Université de Lausanne, Switzerland, uses facial recognition AI, Photoshop, and historical references to reconstruct ancient Roman busts of venerable emperors back to life in hyper-realistic illustrations.
#1 Philip The Arab
#2 Augustus
#3 Galba
#4 Philip II
#5 Nero
#6 Domitian
#7 Trajan
#8 Caligula
#9 Marcus Aurelius
#10 Gordian III
#11 Claudius Gothicus
#12 Diocletian
#13 Tiberius
#14 Vitellius
#15 Hadrian
#16 Lucius Verus
#17 Commodus
#18 Gordian II
#19 Theodosius I
#20 Claudius
#21 Valerian
#22 Tacitus
#23 Antoninus Pius
#24 Maximinus Thrax
#25 Gordian I
#26 Maximian
#27 Caracalla
#28 Nerva
#29 Titus
#30 Otho
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