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LG recently celebrated 12 years of its OLED TV technology by hosting a special art exhibit called “Fragments” by Filipino artist Isaiah Cacnio. OLED, which stands for Organic Light Emitting Diode, is a type of screen technology that makes pictures on TVs look very clear and colorful. His exhibit, “Fragments,” uses LG OLED TVs to display digital art in a new and exciting way. LG’s OLED TVs have won many awards over the years for their quality and innovation. LG Electronics Philippines recently celebrated a momentous occasion, marking 10 years of LG's OLED technology. The event showcased the remarkable journey of LG OLED TV over the past decade, highlighting its groundbreaking innovations, unparalleled picture quality, and the brand's commitment to pushing the boundaries of what's possible for home entertainment. Sungjae Kim, LGEPH Managing Director; LG OLED TV Ambassadors, Mari Jasmine, Michelle Marquez Dee, Enrique Gil, and Dominic Roque; Ms. Sungjae Kim, LGEPH managing director, delivered a heartfelt speech, expressing his pride and gratitude for the remarkable progress made by LG OLED TV and its impact on the industry. Read more in our articles including "LG Celebrates 12 Years of OLED with “Fragments” Exhibit at the National Museum" and "LG OLED Celebrates 10 Years of Setting the Standard in Home Entertainment".