Samsung brings international art to your living room
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Samsung has announced that its digital "Art Store" is now expanding with a brand-new collection. This time, works from the prestigious Art Basel art fair in Paris will be made available to users all over the world.
The collection consists of carefully selected works from renowned contemporary artists. Among the most prominent names are Elene Shatberashvili and Hans Op de Beeck. Through this collaboration, Samsung aims to make modern art more accessible to the general public in their own homes.
For Norwegian users with a Samsung TV, this means that professional art can be displayed on the screen when it is not in use. This is part of the company's commitment to combining technology with interior design and aesthetics.
The new collection is expected to be available for download shortly. This initiative is an example of how digital platforms are increasingly collaborating with major international cultural venues to reach a wider audience.
Sources: samsung.com
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