Version of the Interstellar poster art devised for the 2003 Pink Floyd exhibition in Paris.
Photographer Storm Thorgerson recalled, "Two perfect mirror balls were made by electroplating perspex hemispheres - no irregularities nor blemish. The quality of reflection was pristine, so on a bright summer's day in Cambridge they reflected the sky vividly like magic orbs, attracting kids from all across the meadows who were having picnics with their families. They gathered round peering into the hidden depths with distorted faces caused by the curvature, bewitched by the brightness. The point between the spheres is an infinite regression of a reflection of reflections - infinite as is the distance between stars (Inter-stellar). This sculpture is about 8 foot high and you can make out my good self and Rupert our photographer in the reflection. The idea comes from the two eyeballs on Pulse DVD and also from the sculptures of Anish Kapoor."
This is a limited edition of 40 prints. The remaining prints in this edition come complete with a certified 'Storm Thorgerson Estate' stamp.
Please contact us at info@rockarchive.com regarding our current availability of limited edition prints signed by Storm Thorgerson.
| Size | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| A1 | £800.00 |
At Rockarchive we carefully select the best print-type to optimise each individual photograph. We have chosen to print this image as a giclée fine art print produced in our London studio.
A giclée print is the most popular way of producing great quality collectable prints in the digital age. It is produced is by scanning an original negative. The image is then outputed onto the chosen paper using specialist inks to make a beautiful archival print.
This giclée print will be produced on archival 310gsm cotton based rag paper. Photo Rag paper is the most popular choices amongst professional printers as it produces high quality fine art prints with excellent clarity and depth.
Our prints are available in a variety of sizes. Please see below for specific measurements for the 'A series' of paper sizes.
A3 (11.7" x 16.5" inches) (29.7 cm x 42.0 cm)
A2 (16.5" x 23.4" inches) (42.0 cm x 59.4 cm)
A1 (23.4" x 33.1" inches) (59.4 cm x 84.1 cm)
A0 (33.1" x 46.8" inches) (84.1 cm x 118.9 cm)
Please note all our sizes refer to the paper size of the print produced not the image size
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If you live elsewhere in the UK, we can arrange to get smaller sized prints framed and shipped to you. However due to postage regulations acrylic (eg perspex) rather than glass needs to be used in the frame.
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For all framing enquiries please contact us at info@rockarchive.com or call us on +44 (0) 20 7267 4716
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