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What do @davidgilmour and the @EmpireStateBldg have in common? One's a guitar god. The other's 102 stories of steel and stone. marc lit them both. 🛒 Shop prints at

Own a piece of the night marc brickman lit up the Empire State Building with art from the Whitney. Prints from that unforgettable moment are available now 👉 #marcbrickman #empirestatebuilding #artcollector

This one’s called BREATHE. something we all share, every moment. Available now on the Instagram Store and the website. Shop now!.👉 #marcbrickman #digitalprints #prints #artcollectors #pinkfloydart #davidgilmourtour2024 #pinkfloydfans #davidgilmourfans

After decades of working with artists like @springsteen, @davidgilmour, @JohnMayer, and more, marc realized he wasn’t just lighting stages, he was learning. Each of them saw time, space, and rhythm differently, and now, all of that lives in his work.

These seven paintings are drawn from my 45 years of working with @davidgilmour and @pinkfloyd, each one shaped by moments, music, and emotion across decades of touring. 👉 The digital prints are available now on marc's Instagram Store and the website:.

Rothko used color like emotion, not just paint. This piece is Marc’s take on that, his light, his palette, turned into print. It’s about stillness, space, and feeling. If it speaks to you, grab it here: #EmpireStateBuilding

“Live performance is way different than TV or film… The energy of your performance is all one emotion happening in the moment. It’s so strong.”.— marc brickman, in an interview with Authority Magazine via @Medium . Follow for more on art and lights.

Backstage screens. A sea of fans. That first pulse of light with Gilmour’s guitar. Each lithograph started as a live sketch, capturing that moment in color and energy. 👉 Shop now: #marcbrickman #DavidGilmour #pinkfloyd #rockart #ArtCollector

These light sketches were created in real time during marc brickman’s legendary show in London. Every brushstroke captures an instant of the performance, intensity, movement, and emotion, frozen in color. 👉 Shop now:

This is a real message from a fan who experienced the light show live and now owns the memory, captured forever as part of marc's lithograph collection. 👉 Get yours here: #marcbrickman #DavidGilmourTour #PinkFloydVisuals #artcollector

“Dark and Velvet Nights” is a limited edition set of four 16"x 20" lithographs, created from live sketches marc brickman made during a performance in London on October 9th, 2024, at exactly 10:15:28 PM. 👉 Shop now: #pinkfloydcollectors #pinkfloyd #art

“A Great Day for Freedom,” one of two print sets, each based on a different song performed live and captured in real time. Only 25 boxed sets are available per song. Learn more 👉 #davidgilmour #pinkflyd #pinkfloydcollectors #artcollectors

This lithograph set was sketched live during a London performance on October 9th, 2024, at exactly 10:15:28 PM. It's part of a limited edition set of 25, signed and numbered, lithographically printed on a Mitsubishi 6-color press. 👉 Shop now: @pinkfloyd

What began as one unforgettable night, a living gallery across the New York skyline, has now become a lasting story of art, innovation, and imagination. Through film, the vision continues to live on. Learn more here 👉 . #marcbrickman

This is how it starts. Before the lights hit the skyline, there are hours of setup, silence, and intention. This shot was taken in the studio as marc brickman and his team worked to document a moment that still gives chills, turning the Empire State Building into a canvas.

"I think the film gave it another dimension because the film still lives on, still holds up, and it's very powerful, ten years later." - marc brickman. 12 minutes. 12 artists. NYC transformed. 🎥 Watch the story unfold:

Andy Warhol’s "Flowers" reimagined in light; one night, one skyline, pure color. The Empire State Building bloomed in red, yellow, pink, and blue. 👉 Discover more from that magical night:

Learn more 👉 #empirestatebuilding #whitneymuseum #nycart.

New York—and viewers around the world—witnessed a moment that defined his journey in experiential art and pushed the boundaries of what light can do.