Recreating a Master's 140-Year-Old Work with 'LG OLED TV'

LG Electronics' 'Empathy Intelligence (AI)' TV OLED Evo was utilized as a 'digital canvas' at the National Museum of the Philippines in Manila.

LG Electronics announced on the 18th that it recently collaborated with the National Museum of the Philippines to install more than 10 OLED TVs, including the 2024 OLED Evo and the lifestyle OLED TV 'Pose(Pos?)', throughout various exhibition halls within the museum.

This event was held to commemorate the 140th anniversary of the creation of "Spoliarium," a masterpiece by Juan Luna, known as the national painter of the Philippines. The gigantic painting (7m wide, 4m high), designated as a national cultural asset, is considered one of the representative works of Philippine art.

The 2024 LG OLED Evo has evolved its AI capabilities to a new level as an "Empathy Intelligence TV," based on the AI deep learning performance of the OLED-exclusive AI picture and sound engine, the "Alpha 11 AI Processor." The photo shows the Philippine national cultural heritage "Spoliarium" vividly recreated with the "LG OLED Evo." Photo by LG Electronics

This year, LG OLED Evo is equipped with the OLED-exclusive AI picture and sound engine, the 'Alpha 11 AI Processor.' Based on AI deep learning performance improved up to four times, it adjusts colors by considering the atmosphere and emotions intended by the creator.

Jeremy Barns, Director of the National Museum of the Philippines, said, "Modernization of cultural institutions is important to broaden the connection between the younger generation and art," adding, "LG OLED TV will greatly help visitors get closer to art and provide them with a rich experience."

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