Electronics brand LG OLED has collaborated with American street artist Shepard Fairey to exhibit digital versions of his artworks in this exclusive video produced by Dezeen.
Called Peace and Justice, the installation is being presented at Frieze art fair in Los Angeles and features select works by Fairey that address global issues while advocating for positive change.

 

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Fairey was directly involved in the design of the installation space, which features a reimagined version of his 2018 piece Damaged Wrong Path Mural.
Other works presented at the exhibition include Fairey's 2023 Swan Song print, a reflection on the state of the environment, as well as a piece titled Make Art Not War, echoing the 1960s anti-war slogan "make love, not war." The video explores artworks reimagined by Shepard Fairey for Frieze Los Angeles
Fairey is the founder of OBEY Clothing and is widely known for his Hope portrait of Barack Obama ? which was widely circulated during the 2008 US presidential election campaign ? as well as a series of posters called We the People that were released the day before the inauguration of Donald Trump in 2017.
The LG OLED Art initiative invites artists to exhibit digital versions of their works using LG OLED TVs.
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