In 1973 Alice Cooper came to New York City at the invitation of Salvador Dali. The artist wanted to make a piece centered around Alice Cooper. The finished piece was a hologram entitled “First Cylindric Chromo-Hologram Portrait of Alice Cooper’s Brain.” The surrealist then handed Cooper a sculpture of his brain, sculpted out of plaster (or something), with a chocolate eclair running down it`s middle and ants crawling all over it. The painter said, “This is Dali's version of Alice Cooper's brain,” to which Cooper replied, “Wow, I never thought I'd ever get this.” And so the first 3-D hologram was inspired. Here's a less than 2 minute video footage about the meeting:
