WindowSight

Today Barcelona celebrates La Mercè, and this year the official poster was created by an artist we deeply admire 🎨

Cinta Vidal is a Barcelona based illustrator and muralist known for a style all her own: buildings that fold into each other, staircases that defy gravity, entire scenes painted from several perspectives at once. Her worlds look impossible until you realize that’s exactly the point.

We’re so happy and thankful to have Cinta as part of the WindowSight family. Open the WindowSight TV app and let her impossible architecture bend your living room a little too.

Felicitats, Cinta 🏙️

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Murat Dağaslan is a photographer and creative director from Turkey who has spent years capturing his homeland through mist, light and horses running free across places like the wetlands of Kayseri. His landscapes carry that quiet, cinematic feeling, somewhere between a dream and a memory of a place you have never actually visited. His work has even traveled the world, with an exhibition bringing hidden corners of Turkey to cities like New York, Miami and Seoul.

We’re proud to have Murat’s vision of Anatolia as part of the WindowSight collection. Open the WindowSight TV app and let his misty valleys and quiet horizons turn your living room into a window over Turkey 🐎

Some photographs don’t decorate a room, they open a window into someone else’s reality 📷

Thomas Cristofoletti is an Italian photojournalist and videographer based in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, and co-founder of Ruom, a collective telling social stories across Southeast Asia. For years he has documented everyday life, culture and change across the region, work that has appeared in The New York Times, The Guardian, Al Jazeera and Le Monde.

His images don’t chase perfection, they chase truth, the kind of honest, human moment that stays with you long after you look away.

We’re proud to have a storyteller like Thomas as part of the WindowSight community. Open the WindowSight TV app and let his work bring a little more of the real world into your everyday space 🌏

Animals 🦊 by Iris Scott.

❤️ Iris Scott has been part of the WindowSight family since our very first days. She’s one of the world’s few full time finger painters, applying oil paint with her hands instead of a brush, a discovery she made almost by accident back in 2010 and has since turned into thousands of hours of work.

Every animal in this collection carries that texture: a kingfisher glowing in impossible blues, a fox caught mid glance, a tiger half hidden in electric leaves. You can almost feel where her fingers moved across the canvas.

We’re deeply grateful to Iris for trusting us early on, and for staying with us as we’ve grown and kept improving. Building a platform like WindowSight hasn’t been easy, we’ve made mistakes and learned from every one of them, but every artist who’s stayed patient with us is part of why the WindowSight TV app feels like a new era for art on screens today.

✨ Big news: in a couple of weeks our team is heading to Amsterdam for IBC (Sept 11 to 14) to meet the people shaping the future of Smart TV, CTV and advertising 🙌

It’s our first time at IBC and we can’t wait to connect with new faces and get closer to an industry that’s moving fast toward advertising 📈

Here’s why we’re going: 79% of TV time is spent idle. We built the WindowSight TV app to change that, turning Smart TVs into art and photography galleries, and helping our partners turn that idle time into real opportunity 🚀

Will you be there too? Send us a DM, we’d love to meet you in Amsterdam 📩

Wild Eyes in the Wilderness 🦉 by Robbie George Photography

Robbie has spent years in the wild places of Colorado and New Hampshire, returning to the same forests and fields again and again just to learn how the light moves and how animals behave when nobody’s rushing them. That patience is what National Geographic has published, and what’s earned his work a place in the Smithsonian and even Apple’s own galleries.

You can feel that patience in every frame here: a woodpecker caught mid peek from inside a tree, a snowy owl staring straight through the lens, a fox snapping at a dragonfly in midair.

We’re grateful and happy to have Robbie as part of the WindowSight community. Open the WindowSight TV app and let his eye for the wild bring nature a little closer to your everyday, even on the days you can’t get outside 🌿

What are we really trying to change? 🪟

Music and film became part of everyday life. We believe art and photography deserve that same shift, not locked in galleries, not just for those who can afford it.

That’s why we built the WindowSight TV app: turning the screen you already own into a real window for beauty, meaning, and stories 🎨