'Tenka Taihei' combines art and technology with the transparency of LG Signature OLED T

the center Freespace Hong Kong has hosted a performance of 'Tenka Taihei', that combined live music, visual projections and interactive sound installations, in which the wireless transparent OLED TV LG has been used as a canvas to create a visible and immersive experience with the audience.

Located in the iconic Distrito Cultural West Kowloon de Hong Kong, the center for shows and immersive artistic experiences Freespace has hosted a unique technology art and music performance Tenka Taihei, whose meaning is peace under the sky, in which harmony is evoked, stability and hope for the future in a constantly changing world.

Designed by musician and creative director Candy money, the show combine live music, digital calligraphy, visual projections and interactive sound installations in an immersive experience.

At the center of this artistic and technological experience, the first wireless transparent OLED TV of the world: LG Signature OLED T (more data in Digital AV).

As Suen explains, The transparency of LG Signature OLED T has been a technical feature: symbolized the harmony between technology and human connection “as a protective but open fortress.”, what allows the public to see beyond barriers and connect with the outside world”.

This collaboration is part of LG's philosophy Life’s good, to have courageous optimism and that even in times of uncertainty, innovation and creativity can spark hope, foster connection and inspire joy.

Through Tenka Taihei, LG explores how technology can go beyond functionality to become a medium for storytelling and cultural exchange, demonstrating that technological innovations enrich human experiences.

As part of this show, this wireless transparent OLED TV from LG became a dynamic digital canvas that blurred the boundaries between the physical and digital worlds.

The visual artist Moon Hung, recognized for his real-time creations, used a Signature OLED T equipment in harmony with projection mapping and a soundscape interactive, creating images that seemed to float naturally in the air.

The public could closely appreciate every detail, even in scenes of complex creativity, since the transparency of this screen allowed simultaneously view the calligraphic performance and the surrounding space, creating the illusion that the images integrated perfectly with the environment.