It taps into the growing need for a digital library of unique images. In fact, independent artists and designers have caught on and are selling their “TV screen” digital artworks on Etsy and eBay for as low as $5 per digital image. There are also people who want to upload and share their family memories on their flat screens, too, but that’s not where it ends. Samsung has a monthly subscription which offers access to a digital library of images, from classic art to landscapes. “An artwork works as a screensaver when you’re not streaming or watching the news,” he adds.Ĭarey, who has appliance stores in New York and New Jersey, says that there’s an entire market for affordable digital art, beyond your typical screensaver-type imagery of beaches and landscapes. “The goal is that when it’s not functioning as a TV, it blends in as a piece of art hanging on your wall.” “Instead of it being a black screen being in the background, it’s the artwork you’ve selected,” said Carey. You don’t have to make too many sacrifices.”Ī flat screen has a dual purpose, in other words. This is giving people the ability to incorporate both. “Even if it was a TV, you don’t want to put it in a corner, like you might with a work of art, which would be an awkward viewing angle.

People always ask: do I want to put a TV in my living space, or do I want to put art?” said Carey. from 1845, as seen on a framed flat screen TV. A digital version of a painting by Joseph Mallord William Turner called 'Norham Castle, Sunrise'.

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