This piece captures The Beatles as an ever-expanding universe—centered on their iconic Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band collage. (Full List here: https://www.rickmidler.com/the-beatles-sgt-pepper)
Built on vintage vinyl, the composition reimagines that original crowd as something more personal—pulling in their muses, collaborators, and cultural echoes that orbit the band’s story. (see below)
Titled “I’d Love to Turn You On,” the last lyrics on Sgt. Pepper’s final track - A Day In The Life - that paints a picture of dreaming, awakening and sensory overload.
IMAGE CREDITS: The original Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, using life-sized cut outs, was designed by British Pop artist Sir Peter Blake and Jann Haworth (who appear in my expanded collage) and was staged and shot by Michael Cooper.
This piece captures The Beatles as an ever-expanding universe—centered on their iconic Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band collage. (Full List here: https://www.rickmidler.com/the-beatles-sgt-pepper)
Built on vintage vinyl, the composition reimagines that original crowd as something more personal—pulling in their muses, collaborators, and cultural echoes that orbit the band’s story. (see below)
Titled “I’d Love to Turn You On,” the last lyrics on Sgt. Pepper’s final track - A Day In The Life - that paints a picture of dreaming, awakening and sensory overload.
IMAGE CREDITS: The original Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, using life-sized cut outs, was designed by British Pop artist Sir Peter Blake and Jann Haworth (who appear in my expanded collage) and was staged and shot by Michael Cooper.
