Framing the future: the extraordinary artwork featuring LG OLED TVs you can't see

Frieze London is one of the world's most influential art fairs, and Frieze London 2025 promises to be the best yet: this October it'll showcase some of the most exciting, radical and boundary-breaking contemporary artists from around the world. One of this year's highlights is "Suh Se Ok X LG OLED: Reimagined by Suh Do Ho, Shaped by Suh Eul Ho", an installation by the acclaimed artist Do Ho Suh. It combines traditional art forms with cutting-edge display technology to enable new and exciting forms of artistic expression.

In the installation, Do Ho Suh takes the beautiful ink abstractions of his father and transforms them into dynamic, immersive experiences, fusing heritage and innovation in an environment where the physical and the digital merge seamlessly. And the key to creating that environment is LG's incredible SIGNATURE OLED TV, which delivers the artist's vision through completely transparent OLED TVs.

A breathtaking visual experience

LG's technology isn't just state of the art. It's part of the art, with Do Ho Suh's installation incorporating eight transparent LG OLED TVs to deliver a truly unique visual experience. LG SIGNATURE OLED T displays feature the same bright, accurate and responsive self-emissive pixel technology as LG's acclaimed OLED TVs, but these displays can become completely transparent to deliver visuals that appear to float in the air, exploring the philosophical relationship between humanity and infinite space.

That mix of lifelike visuals and transparent displays is crucial to Do Ho Suh's installation, with his digitally reimagined artworks interacting with the physical space around and behind them to create a dynamic, layered viewing experience where the digital art exists in harmony with its surroundings.

The LG SIGNATURE OLED T displays that Do Ho Suh uses to share his vision aren't just transparent. They're also wireless, with no cable clutter to break the spell. That's because the LG SIGNATURE OLED T is the world's first truly transparent, truly wireless 4K OLED TV, and that freedom from traditional display limitations enables Do Ho Suh to make the LG transparent OLED TV an active participant in the art, not just a frame for it.

That's truly transformative. By making digital imagery part of its environment rather than separate from it, this exhibit delivers a fundamental shift in how digital content can be integrated with the wider world. It's a breathtaking visual experience.

Unlimited possibilities in art and entertainment

By creating a new kind of display, LG has created new canvases for artists to express themselves and for us to experience their work. The possibilities are endless – not just in visual art but across all art forms.

“My father often spoke of the infinite universe and space in his work, while he was painting,” said Do Ho Suh. “When I witnessed the moment the LG OLED screen became transparent, it felt as if a two-dimensional picture was transformed into three-dimensional space, revealing the space behind the painting that has been invisible until now."

“This exhibition is a meaningful opportunity to share the legacy of Se Ok Suh’s work, digitally reimagined by Do Ho Suh and Eul Ho Suh for Frieze London,” said Kate Oh, head of Experiential Marketing at the LG Media Entertainment Solution Company. “During London's dynamic art season, we are excited to take part in projects and events to support artists and inspire art lovers and the wider art community across London.”

As exciting as it is to read about Do Ho Suh's incredible blend of innovation and heritage, an even better way to experience this technological and artistic marvel is to see it in person – and you can do just that at Frieze London 2025, which runs from October 15th to October 19th in The Regent's Park English Gardens.

And if you'd like to know more about the incredible transparent displays that Do Ho Suh uses to bring his vision to life, you can discover the revolutionary LG OLED T right here.