LG Electronics LG and artist Michael Murphy have joined forces to use kinetic art to showcase the impressive multimedia capabilities of the new LG V30 smartphone.
Kinetic art is perceived by the viewer in motion, but the objects themselves are static. Art objects dramatically transform depending on the point of view. Of course, such interactive installations are best viewed live at an exhibition. But now, thanks to the audio and video capabilities of the LG V30 smartphone, millions of connoisseurs can, without going to an exhibition, appreciate Murphy’s two works by following the links: kinetic art 1, kinetic art 2
The LG V30 is for people who want to create, not just watch, listen or post things online. LG felt that kinetic art would be the right medium for communicating with lovers of creativity and technology, and Michael Murphy is the optimal artist to bring the idea to life.
Murphy lives and works in Brooklyn, New York, and is best known for his portraits of Barack Obama made as part of the “Art for Obama” movement in 2007, when he was a candidate for president of the United States. Murphy is a pioneer of “perceptual art,” which uses a variety of techniques to create three-dimensional works. Murphy is the talented author of such standout works as Perceptual Shift and Gun Country, which resonated widely in the country’s transitional history.
Kim Su-young, director of marketing at LG Electronics Mobile Communications.“We want to excite the imagination of creative people by challenging them to go beyond traditional perceptions the way Michael Murphy does. Presenting products like the V30 in a new and different way is the best way to reach our target audience of content creators.
LG V30 is recognized as one of this year’s most powerful multimedia flagship smartphones. Features that have earned high marks include a camera with f/1.6 aperture and Crystal Clear glass lenses, a 120-degree wide-angle lens with minimal edge distortion, a four-channel Hi-Fi digital-to-analog converter Hi-Fi Quad DAC and special audio settings from B&O PLAY acoustic experts.
Is the LG V30 truly a piece of kinetic art, or is it just giving off the illusion of being one?
Is the LG V30 truly a masterpiece of kinetic art or is its design merely deceiving us with its illusionary beauty?
Is the LG V30 truly a masterpiece of kinetic art or is it merely an illusion? Does its sleek design and seamless functionality truly qualify it to be considered a work of art in motion, or are these claims just exaggerated marketing tactics? I’m curious to hear your thoughts on whether the LG V30 deserves to be categorized as a true piece of kinetic art.