As the Official Art TV of Art Basel, Samsung has added 19 works from galleries at Art Basel Paris 2026 to the Art Basel collection on Samsung Art Store. They're live from October 20, 2026 on Samsung Art TVs in every market with the service. That's ahead of the fair itself at the Grand Palais, October 23–25 (Preview Days October 21–22), so anyone not flying to Paris can still pick something from the fair to hang at home.
A painted flower, a sculpted room
The first highlight is “Poppies #4” by Elene Shatberashvili, a Georgian painter born in Tbilisi in 1990 who works between Paris and Tbilisi. Poppies are a motif she keeps coming back to, and this one is oil on canvas. Samsung points to her expressive colour and her close look at everyday subjects. In the press image it's shown on a Samsung OLED S95H.
The second is “The Lounge (black and white)” by Hans Op de Beeck, the Belgian artist known for monochrome sculpted environments. It's a carefully built sculptural living room that looks frozen in time. Daria Greene, Global Head of Content & Curation at Samsung Art Store, says what interests her is how differently artists can transform familiar subjects: one through colour, one by building an entire world.
Which TVs
Samsung Art Store needs a paid subscription, and pricing, supported models and available works vary by country. Supported 2026 models are the R95H, S95H, QN80H, QN70H, M80H, The Frame and The Frame Pro. Supported 2025 models are Neo QLED 8K, Neo QLED 4K, The Frame, The Frame Pro, Q8F and Q7F. This is a global newsroom release, and no Thai subscription price has been announced.
Who it suits
Owners of The Frame who treat Art Mode as real decor. Poppies #4 suits warm wood or terracotta rooms. The Lounge suits minimal or japandi rooms where you don't want colour on the wall competing with the furniture.
In our opinion, these two are a well-chosen pair because they fit two opposite kinds of room. But a screen can't replace standing in front of oil paint or the shadows of a real sculpture. If you're in Paris this week, see them in person first, then bring them home on screen.
Information from Samsung Global Newsroom, Art Basel (fair dates) and Fondation Pernod Ricard / galerie frank elbaz (artist background) · Images: Samsung Newsroom
