LG recently celebrated the 127th Philippine Independence Day by launching the next generation of OLED and QNED TVs with Affectionate Intelligence. As part of this celebration, LG partnered with artist Isaiah Cacnio to create a groundbreaking digital art exhibit at the National Museum of Natural History.

The exhibit, titled “Fragments”, showcased the beauty and diversity of Philippine geography and identity through a collaboration of art, technology, and heritage. This solo art exhibition by Isaiah Cacnio is the first of its kind to be featured at the National Museum, highlighting the rich culture, heritage, and biodiversity of the Philippines.

This immersive exhibit utilized cutting-edge LG OLED display technology to reinterpret the Earth’s story, focusing on the geological and ecological richness of the Philippines. From volcanic origins to flowing water, the exhibit captured the natural forces that have shaped the country's landscape and people.

The exhibit, running for a month at the National Museum of Natural History, featured three digital pieces: “Where Fire Begins,” “Stories in Stone,” and “What Breaks, Flows”. These pieces, displayed on LG OLED AI TVs, blended art, science, and emotion to reflect the Philippines’ geological and cultural evolution.

Isaiah Cacnio expressed his honor in using LG OLED for his art, joining a global community of artists who have embraced this technology for creative expression. LG continues to support digital creators through LGOLEDArt.com, offering OLED as a canvas for immersive media art.

LG also reaffirmed its commitment to preserving Filipino culture by donating over ₱500,000 worth of display technology to the National Museum of Natural History. This donation includes LG StanbyME units, monitors, and the latest displays to enhance the museum experience for visitors.

LG’s donation reflects its dedication to blending technology, education, and cultural appreciation to enrich communities. This effort marks LG’s 12th consecutive year as the world’s No. 1 OLED TV brand, showcasing its commitment to honoring the past while embracing the future.

During the event, LG Philippines’ Managing Director, Mr. Nakhyun Seong, emphasized the strong partnership between LG and the National Museum, celebrating the 127th anniversary of Philippine Independence surrounded by the country’s rich biodiversity.

LG’s Executive Director for Home Entertainment, Mr. Yongwoo Park, introduced LG’s vision of Affectionate Intelligence, highlighting how LG’s AI-powered OLED TVs transform everyday life into warm, personal, and intuitive experiences.

Director-General Jeremy Barns of the National Museum expressed deep appreciation for LG Philippines’ donation, emphasizing the evolving role of museums in today’s technological landscape.

LG’s Product Manager for TV, Natasha Morano, and Marketing Communications Manager, AG Constantino, showcased the innovative features of LG AI TVs, emphasizing the personalized and immersive viewing experiences they offer.

Celebrities like Robi Domingo, Bela Padilla, Mika Reyes, and LA Tenorio shared their experiences with LG OLED and QNED TVs, highlighting the immersive display technology and features that enhance their viewing and gaming experiences.

LG Philippines’ Head of Corporate Marketing, Mayan Salapantan, closed the program by emphasizing the meaningful experiences created by integrating LG OLED TVs with timeless artistry, connecting people to the nation’s cultural treasures.

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