Filmin and WindowSight fill televisions with works of art

The subscribers of of the movie will be able, starting July 13, to use their screens differently than usual thanks to an agreement with WindowSight, the streaming platform that brings the world of photography, painting, video art and illustration to your home.

Filmin will offer 55 collections grouped into 8 thematic series that you can enjoy on the television, or on a device, while the user performs other tasks. Some of the great works in the history of art or the most appreciated works of the great photographers on the planet will circulate on the screen.

Impressionism and Post-Impressionism, Abstract Art, the Belle Époque... the great avant-garde movements of the late 19th and early 20th centuries are represented in the different collections that make up the WindowSight selection at Filmin, along with some of the most applauded photographic series of recent years.

Works by artists such as Hokusai, Vermeer, Monet, Klimt, Goya and Van Gogh coexist with the photographic works of John Stanmeyer, George Steinmeitz, Steve Winter and Arturo Rodríguez. The latter, with the history Roars to life after 50 years He portrayed the erupting volcano of La Palma in 2021, winning some of the most prestigious international awards of that year.

Jaume Ripoll, editorial director of Filmin, comments that "with this new tool that we make available to our subscribers, we invite them to make the most of the possibilities of their television, turning their living rooms into pleasant exhibition halls with some of the most significant works of contemporary art."

For its part, Pol Rosset, CEO of WindowSight, states that "we want to bring art and photography to everyone in an innovative way that respects the artist and his work, just as we already enjoy music and cinema in our daily lives. Having visual stimuli in our daily lives brings many benefits at a cultural, health, creativity and well-being level."