Autumn Frame TV art from a single painting: an overflowing fall bouquet in an antique brass urn, held on screen for two silent hours in 4K — no music, no narration and no cuts, made to leave running as a screensaver on a Samsung Frame TV or any 4K screen through the autumn months and Thanksgiving.
Blush and apricot roses, cream peonies, pink and burgundy dahlias and soft hydrangea spill out of the urn, with sprays of orange bittersweet berries, red maple leaves and tall feathery pampas grass reaching out on either side. The urn stands on a rustic wooden table with a draped linen cloth, fallen leaves and loose berries, in front of a softly blurred wall of warm gold and amber.
It has the look of a classic mid-century decorative oil painting: full, romantic and warm, with thick brushwork on the petals and the gentle light of a late October afternoon.
It is one image all the way through: no slideshow, no transitions, no zoom. What moves is the light: a soft glow drifts slowly across the bouquet and the warmth of the room rises and settles over the two hours — too slow to notice from one minute to the next.
It is made for the fall season: for a cozy weekend at home, for Thanksgiving dinner, and for quiet evenings as the days get shorter.
