Another piece of rare Floydiana, Storm Thorgerson’s poster designed to promote the Pink Floyd exhibition, Interstellar, at the Paris Cité De La Musique in October 2003 is one of a series of twenty prints, each in an edition of twenty known as the 2020 Series. Storm describes for us how this image came about . . .

"I wasn’t sure how effective this idea was and so I designed two posters in a bout of doubt, as it were, the second of which - also called Interstellar surprisingly - was a sculpture of two perfect mirror balls finely balanced one of on top of the other.

"The first, the bridge, was intended as a laconic comment on a band coming to the end of their illustrious career, as represented by a couple coming to literally the end of the road, the end of the relationship. It was of course this road business that was difficult to find but was finally located as part of an incomplete motorway junction just outside Madrid, Spain - at least we knew the light would be good. Apart from the very graphic nature of this image what also appealed to me was the idea of blatant nudity which would require a magnifying glass to detect. And who would bother, would you?"