Christmas Frame TV art from a single painting: two antique brass bells tied with tartan ribbon, 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.
This one is about brass. Two old bells lie on a dark wooden ledge among fir and holly, tied together with a red-and-green tartan bow, and the whole picture is lit by one warm light falling from the upper left. The wall behind them is a deep green-brown — dark, but never flat black, because a true black void would swallow the brass instead of letting it glow.
It is one image all the way through: no slideshow, no transitions, no zoom. What moves is the light. A soft pool of warm lamplight drifts slowly across the painting over the two hours, so the glow on the brass is never in quite the same place twice — too slow to notice from one minute to the next, the way light shifts in a real room through an evening.
It is made for the weeks running up to Christmas, on a wall in a room that is already warm.
