How can BufferedImage convert to Image?

I want to use a BufferedImage to create a new ImageIcon, as ImageIcon(Image img), How to convert it to image without creating a new Image.
Thanks.

In other works, a BuffedImage is an Image.
Kinda like a Ford is a Car. Of course, not necessarily that any Car is a Ford, neither is any Image necessarily a BufferedImage. But a BufferedImage is always an Image.

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