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The 2004 “Taken By Storm” exhibition was a breath-taking showcase of Storm Thorgerson’s extraordinary talent in graphic design and visual artistry. Held at a time when Thorgerson’s influence on rock music’s visual identity was already legendary, this exhibition offered a comprehensive look at his groundbreaking work.

Storm Thorgerson, best known for his association with Pink Floyd, presented a variety of his creations that stretched beyond album covers into a realm where visual art met music. His work, characterized by surreal imagery and thought-provoking themes, has been a cornerstone in defining the visual language of rock and progressive music.

This exhibition included some of Thorgerson’s most famous works, such as the iconic Pink Floyd album covers for “The Dark Side of the Moon” and “Animals.” It also featured lesser-known but equally compelling pieces, showcasing his versatility and depth as an artist. Each piece in the exhibition was a testament to Thorgerson’s unique ability to blend photographic realism with fantastical elements, creating images that were not only visually stunning but also deeply symbolic.

“Taken By Storm” was more than an exhibition; it was a journey through the visual stories that shaped the identity of some of the greatest rock bands of all time. For fans of Pink Floyd and admirers of innovative art, this exhibition was a rare opportunity to delve into the imaginative world of one of the most influential visual artists in the music industry.