SKYWORTH Wallpaper TV × Zeng Yixin: Paintings as Windows into Change

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CLIENT · Client
SKYWORTH
INDUSTRY · Industry
Consumer Electronics
CATEGORY · Category
TV Commercials
YEAR · Year
2023

Case overview · OVERVIEW

An artist collaboration places colorful paintings, suspended frames and screen displays in a modern space, building a visual narrative around art in everyday life.

This wallpaper-TV art commercial develops its idea of paintings as windows through visible relationships between artwork, people and space. A dark background supports the title before colorful frames appear suspended like objects in a gallery. The artist moves among them and looks at the work, while the television brings images from the wall into everyday life. The film establishes a path from creation to display rather than telling a complicated plot.

Enter the world of painting through the dark opening

Low lighting and a calligraphic title set an artistic tone. The person first appears as a viewer rather than explaining the product. Pink, green, blue and black artworks gradually emerge. Layers of frames, depth of field and movement turn the space into a gallery that can be explored. Establishing how to look before introducing the product is central to the film's approach.

Let colorful artwork determine the rhythm

Close views of paintings divide plants, animals, people and geometric forms into a sequence of color fields. The camera sometimes moves quickly past them and sometimes pauses on a full composition. Reaching, turning and moving closer connect creating with viewing. Product photography concentrates on frame edges, empty wall space and relationships between colors, rather than using the artwork as generic background.

Bring the exhibition into a living space

The television appears against a simple wall, with a person standing before it. Artwork on the screen corresponds to the physical frames. Views of the screen edge, wooden framing and wall lighting emphasize its role as a display. The product film gains the tone of a lifestyle-and-art brand film: the television belongs to the space without displacing the artwork as the subject.

Adapt the collaboration into continuing content

A rear view of the artist, a complete composition and the brand ending bring the film to a close. Painting becomes a story that can enter everyday life. A communication plan could extend the main film into artwork close-ups, artist-interview material, vertical cuts and still posters, maintaining a consistent palette across websites, launches and social channels. Explore brand commercial cases, commercial production services, video production guides and global product launch content.

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