David Nott's Textile Art Featured in LG Gallery+ Digital Platform Collaboration

Contemporary artist David Nott has partnered with LG Gallery+, a visual curation service from LG Electronics, to make his work accessible digitally. Nott, known for his textile creations that blend sculpture, graphic design, and craft traditions, has contributed a new piece titled COLOR RIDDLE VI (2026) to the platform. This artwork is part of his ongoing "Color Riddle" series, which explores relationships between shape, color, and texture through meticulously tufted compositions. The collaboration allows users to view Nott's work on LG screens via the LG Gallery+ Artist Collaboration Shelf, joining over 5,000 curated images in the service's library. Nott explained that the piece investigates color as both structural element and visual illusion, playing with contrast and layering to create movement and tension that viewers can gradually decipher. He noted the inspiration came from examining how color interactions change with scale and texture, and how these effects appear differently in digital versus physical formats. The artist emphasized that LG Gallery+ preserves color accuracy and detail crucial for his texture-focused work, offering a new way for art to exist adaptively in domestic spaces. Previously, LG Gallery+ has worked with institutions like the National Gallery of Art in London to display masterworks digitally. Nott has also collaborated with other entities such as Louis Vuitton at Art Basel and various creatives. With a substantial social media following where he shares his process, this partnership expands opportunities for audience engagement. Nott selects projects that genuinely excite him, finding this platform fitting for immersive art presentation.