The 1960s didn’t just bring us rock and roll—it brought us an entire generation that seemed to march to its beat. But you see, it wasn’t only about the music. No, the music was just the beginning. Because with every pulse of a guitar and every word sung by a generation ready to change the world, there was another revolution happening. This one, in art. 

The artworks shown are modern custom music posters created with A.I. assistance. These are not rock and roll posters from the past, but entirely new designs with original song titles, blending nostalgic elements with contemporary styles.

The iconic soundtrack of American Graffiti (1973) didn’t just play in the background; it became the heartbeat of the film. In this groundbreaking work, Walter Murch didn’t rely on a traditional score to capture the essence of teenage freedom and the thrill of 1960s youth culture. Instead, he selected a medley of rock ‘n’ roll hits that effortlessly followed each character’s journey through one unforgettable night, making the music as much a part of the story as the young rebels and dreamers who filled it.