Christmas Frame TV art with real falling snow: sixteen original snowy Christmas landscapes at dusk, in 4K, seven and a half minutes each. Two hours with no music and no narration, made to leave running as a screensaver on a Samsung Frame TV or any 4K screen.
Everything on this channel so far has moved so little you would barely notice it. This one is different on purpose: a fine, slow snowfall drifts down over every painting, near flakes larger and faster, far ones small and faint, so it reads as weather rather than static. A still painting of a snowy evening looked like a mistake without it.
The pictures themselves are the hour after sunset in the countryside on Christmas Eve, blue snow against warm lamplight. Each one is its own small place: a stone bridge wound with garland and red bows, an avenue of bare trees with a bow on every trunk, a barn with its doors open and a lit tree inside, a red sleigh of presents under an old oak, a cottage window glowing gold behind a wreath.
It is made for the last weeks before Christmas and the dark evenings after it.
