Home / Photos / Other Photos / Gallery

Explore the remarkable Storm Thorgerson Exhibition of 2005, held in the vibrant city of Chicago. This exhibition was a tribute to the legendary graphic designer Storm Thorgerson, whose visionary artistry played a pivotal role in shaping the visual landscape of Pink Floyd. Known for his surreal and imaginative album covers, Thorgerson’s work with Pink Floyd includes iconic images that have become synonymous with the band’s music.

This 2005 exhibition offered fans and art enthusiasts a rare glimpse into Thorgerson’s creative process, showcasing a range of his works, from the famous ‘Dark Side of the Moon’ prism to the enigmatic ‘Wish You Were Here’ handshake. The display illuminated how Thorgerson’s art transcended mere album covers, becoming integral to Pink Floyd’s identity and the broader culture of rock music.

Visitors were treated to an immersive experience, with each piece narrating a story, a testament to Thorgerson’s belief that album art should be as evocative and compelling as the music it represents. The Chicago exhibition was not just a display of art; it was a journey through the visual soul of Pink Floyd, guided by the genius of Storm Thorgerson.

Experience the intersection of art and music through this captivating retrospective, a must-visit for Pink Floyd aficionados and art lovers alike.