Musician Portraits Made Of Their Own CDs

The campaign against music piracy agency TBWA Milan and magazine First Floor Under created a series of unusual posters. Portraits of seven world-famous musicians have been posted on their own licensed CD-ROM drive. The imagery of Michael Jackson, Bob Marley, Jim Morrison, Jimi Hendrix, James Brown, Freddie Mercury and Elvis Presley took 6500 disks with the album the musicians. More than 200 hours spent at work and the artists Mirco Pagano Moreno De Turco, achieving realism and image similarity.

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