Display your digital art with the ultimate LG OLED digital canvas

There are many nuances and layers of black, but none beats LG OLEDevo’s Perfect Black, with its infinite levels of black, when viewing digital art. Hong Kong digital artist and photographer Gerry Li’s Rebirth 4.1 n black and white, portraying a man meditating in a forest, is a stunning contrast of light and darkness, drawing viewers into the ultra-realistic black levels of darkness and feeling the energy flow from the bright light.

Another good example is Martina Menegon’s video installation UNTOUCHED 257842, 2022. The Austrian artist creates a self-portrait through 3D scanning and glitching to generate new simulated fluid identities and avatars of herself presented on an absolutely black background. In this case, the perfect black helps the colours pop, showing great textures and three-dimensionality that hypnotise viewers.

Aside from the deepest black, the most accurate and vibrant colour reproduction is needed to capture the essence of an artist’s vision. Marjan Moghaddam’s GLITCHING JUNO MONETA  NFT series, with its 3D CG figurative animation, contemporary digital plasticity and glitching, requires a screen with strong contrast and a sense of reality to do it justice. In this video installation, the four background colours of red, blue, black and pink were reproduced with breathtaking colour saturation, while the multi-directional glitching pulsates to brilliant optical effect.

Gold is in a class of its own. The vivid yellow metallic colour glitters in shiny shades of gold in Takahiro Koga’s NEO MANEKINEKO -CRYPTO-, 2022, from the bitcoin to the spikes on the beloved “crypto” cat and the shimmering numbered-chain background. The sumptuous richness of the OLED gold is enough to entice viewers to reach out for their crypto wallet.

The pièce de resistance of digital art that requires the best-in-class colour with true-to-life accuracies, excellent clarity, detail and contrast is renowned artist Yang Yongliang’s spectacular immersive video installation Glows in the Arctic, 2022. The digital landscape of a mountainous city with massive reconstructed and recomposed urban images scintillates in every colour spectrum, complete with glowing stars and dancing Northern Lights. The OLED screen, with its ultra-high-definition display with 4K resolution, enthralls viewers and invites them to take a closer look at famous landmarks and cars travelling across bridges and down streets.

LG OLED ART merges technical essence and artistic creativity

The unparalleled multi-sensorial viewing experience garnered at the Digital Art Fair proves that the global innovator in technology and consumer electronics delivers on its promise of harnessing the power of art and technology to make life better.

With its superior picture quality enabled by millions of self-lit pixels, it’s no wonder that LG OLED screens have become a favourite with creatives worldwide. Their ability to capture the essence of the artist’s vision with its 100 per cent colour calibration, deep blacks, infinite contrasts, and exceptional realism opens a world of possibilities for artists to express their imagination.

This seamless merging of technical essence and artistic creativity is encapsulated in its LG OLED ART projects. Over the past few months, LG has launched a global partnership with the prominent Frieze art fair and collaborations with museums and galleries. LG OLED ART also collaborates with 27 artists, including some of the most influential in the world, like Anish Kapoor, Damien Hirst and Tobias Rehberger, to create new trends in digital art for art lovers to collect and relish.