Daniel J SaitStarting today, Amazon has added a new feature to the Fire TV Ambient Experience with the addition of new Dynamic Art collections.
Dynamic Art uses an algorithm to create personalised art pieces that are always evolving and responding to environmental cues like ambient light, weather patterns and time of day, resulting in unique, ever-changing artwork that provides a window into the future of digital art and interior design.
To create the new Dynamic Art collection, the team at Fire TV collaborated with contemporary artist Samuel Stubblefield, along with his technical lead, Ethan Rainbolt.
Samuel’s works have been shared at the Venice Art Biennale, Art Basel in Miami and in the Smithsonian Design Museum in New York.
Using the Omni QLED Series as the canvas, the Dynamic Art collaboration uses Samuel’s explorations and translates them to a living room.
The Dynamic Art collections are available on all Fire TV Omni QLED Series TVs in the United States, Canada, Germany, Mexico and the United Kingdom.
Customers with an Omni QLED TV should ensure they have the latest Fire TV software updates installed to enjoy this feature.
To access Dynamic Art, customers can simply ask Alexa to “go to Ambient gallery” and click on the Dynamic Art background tile to enable.