Art has always been an inspiration to me. My mom was the art docent at my elementary school, and my brother is an artist, so I grew up with an affinity for the inspiring subject. My role as a fashion editor brings out my artistic side every day, and I'm extremely interested in interior design while I decorate my new home. So when I learned about LG and its mission to enrich people's understanding of art through its technology, I was instantly intrigued.
With its OLED TVs, LG is redefining what's possible in the art world, connecting artists to audiences through television. In collaboration with a handful of notable artists, LG is bringing artwork to its OLED screens, allowing audiences to discover the world of art in their homes with stunning color and clarity. I was lucky enough to experience the magic firsthand at Frieze Los Angeles over the weekend, where the LG OLED TV was on display in all its beautiful glory.
LG's most recent partnership with leading street artist Shepard Fairey was spectacular. In this new installation, Fairey blended physical and digital mediums to re-create his 2017 exhibition, Damaged, using LG OLED TVs. His iconic graffiti style was captivating and moving—I could have stared at it all day. It's safe to say I'm excited for what's to come with LG's artist initiative, but in the meantime, I'll be telling everyone I know about its TVs, which make the perfect functional home décor pieces when displaying stunning art. Discover the LG world and how it can fit into your home below.
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