Fifteen seamless golden-ratio loops — nautilus shells, liquid gold, Klimt-inspired muses — made to run silently on a TV, a digital art frame or a venue screen. Moving wall art that calms a room instead of filling it.
A Fibonacci spiral is not a shape. It is a set of instructions for growth — every turn built from the two turns before it. On paper it holds still. Left running on a screen, it shows you what it actually is: a process that never arrives.
These fifteen pieces are the same geometry I print, in motion — animated paintings rather than videos. Each is a seamless loop, silent, eight to eleven seconds long, delivered in 4K and Full HD, and made to be left running: as TV art on a Samsung Frame TV or any 4K television, as a calming screensaver on a computer or projector, or as living wall art on the screens of a hotel, spa, restaurant or shop. Home licence from €55, venue licence €377, licence certificate included with every purchase.
Gold falls through a radiating field and draws itself into one form. The silhouette at the centre is the space the spiral leaves behind — the part of the golden ratio you cannot draw, only surround. Eight seconds, seamless, silent.
Molten gold gathers, scatters into sparks, and settles into a nautilus. The nautilus is the most honest illustration of the Fibonacci sequence in nature: each chamber the sum of the two before it, the animal growing larger without ever changing shape.
Teal and gold tesserae falling into a spiral. Where the other two loops are liquid, this one is built — a mosaic assembling itself along the golden ratio, closer to architecture than to water.
A page of score bends into an arc and a nautilus staircase turns beneath it, gold sparks drifting up through the bars. Music and the spiral share the same arithmetic — this loop lets one grow out of the other. See the print.
A black nautilus, its edges catching gold, sheds pearls on long threads into the dark. The shell holds still while everything it releases falls at its own pace. See the print.
A marble nautilus rimmed in gold, chambers cut cleanly along the golden ratio, a teal core turning at the centre. Light moves across the stone; the shell does not move at all. See the print.
A figure in a long coat stands before a spiral that is also a clock face. The hands and the chambers turn together — time and growth drawn as one curve. See the print.
A spiral staircase rises into rings of gold light, a single figure at its foot. The Fibonacci sequence as architecture: each turn wider than the last, the way up never repeating itself. See the print.
A woman in a Klimt-patterned dress before a field of gold spirals. The pattern breathes; she stays. Reimagined from the still work of the same name. See the print.
The muse in profile, hair pinned with gold, ochre spirals turning slowly behind her. A quieter companion to the first loop, closer to the painting than to the animation. See the print.
A nautilus in section, each chamber lit from inside, gold light pulsing outward from the innermost curl. The sequence made visible: 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, all glowing at once. See the print.
A landscape loop: copper and teal mosaic turning into the centre, gold veins cracking across the tesserae. Built for wide screens — a bar, a reception wall, a window. See the print.
A rose standing upright on its stem inside a copper shell, fibres and sparks rising past it. Dark ground, warm metal, made for a tall screen in a quiet room. See the print.
Every loop is delivered as a 4K MP4 (2160×3840, portrait; the landscape piece 3840×2000) plus a Full HD version, seamless, silent, H.264, 30 fps — it plays on any TV, media player, digital art frame, projector or signage system. Prices follow the Fibonacci sequence, as everything here does.
Home licence
€55 per loop
One loop for the screens in your home — Frame TV, any TV, digital frame, projector, computer.
A licence certificate comes with every purchase, personal or commercial — a PDF naming the work, the licensee, the date, the licence terms and a verification code you can check at raganadesign.shop/verify. It arrives attached to the order e-mail, together with the download links. Secure checkout by Stripe; the terms are the same as for the prints — see licensing. A piece cut to your screen and your palette is quoted from €2,584: write to me.
In the room
Three of the loops on a screen where they belong: a lobby, a restaurant, a boutique. This is what a licence buys — a wall that moves a little, for a room that wants to stay calm.
Lobby — The Ivory Nautilus
A marble shell turning slowly on a portrait screen at the end of an entrance hall. Light moves across the stone, the shell does not. Made for hotels, clinics and offices where people arrive already carrying something and the first thing they see should ask nothing of them. The Ivory Nautilus →
Restaurant — The Liquid Origin of Form
A splash of cream freezing into a nautilus and splashing again, on a dark wall between the tables. Eight seconds, silent, no story to follow — a piece of movement you can look at for a moment and then leave. Dark ground, warm light, built for evening rooms. The Liquid Origin of Form →
Boutique — The Liquid Origin of Form
The same loop on a white wall between the rails. It reads as an object rather than a screen, which is the point in a shop: the eye goes to it, rests, and comes back to the clothes. Any screen, any size, from a framed display to a full wall. The Liquid Origin of Form →
Delivered as 4K MP4 (2160×3840 portrait, 3840×2000 landscape) plus Full HD, seamless, silent · runs on any TV, digital frame, projector or media player · venue licence €377 per loop, €987 for all fifteen.
Questions about animated art for screens
Does animated art work on a Samsung Frame TV?
Yes, with one honest caveat. The Frame’s Art Mode shows still images only, so the loop is played as a video: from a USB stick with “repeat” switched on, from a media app (Plex, Infuse, VLC on Apple TV or Android TV) or from a laptop over HDMI. Because the loop is seamless, it runs for hours without a visible cut. If you want the piece in Art Mode too, the still print of the same work is in the works.
Is it really seamless?
Yes. Each loop ends on the frame it began with, so a TV set to repeat plays it without a jump or a black flash. The previews on this page are reduced in size and quality; the files you receive are the 4K masters.
What format and resolution do I get?
MP4 (H.264, 30 fps, silent) in 4K — 2160×3840 for the portrait loops, 3840×2000 for the landscape piece — plus a Full HD version of each for older screens and small digital frames. Files are 50–120 MB per loop.
Can I use a loop as a screensaver on my computer or as a lock screen?
With the home licence, yes: macOS and Windows both take a video as a screensaver through free apps, and most digital art frames accept MP4 over Wi-Fi or USB.
What is the difference between the home licence and the venue licence?
The home licence (€55) covers your own screens, private use. The venue licence (€377) covers public display in one business location — every screen in that lobby, restaurant, spa or shop — with the venue named on the certificate, for as long as the business stands. Neither allows resale, redistribution or use as stock footage; the full terms.
Do I get a licence certificate?
Always — personal and commercial. A PDF naming the work, the licensee, the date, the licence terms and a verification code, attached to the order e-mail and available on the download page. Venues keep it in their files; homes keep it with the file.
How is it delivered, and can I return it?
Instantly by e-mail after payment: download links valid for 30 days, the certificate attached. As with all digital files, a download cannot be returned once opened — but if a file is faulty or not what the page describes, write to me and I will replace or refund it. Returns.
Can I have a loop made for my screen?
Yes. A bespoke piece cut to your screen’s size and orientation and your palette starts at €2,584 — write to me with the screen and the room.
Where these came from
Every loop here began as a still piece. Those are in the works — 134 of them, built on the golden ratio and the Fibonacci sequence, printable at any size.
If you want one of these running on a screen in a space — a foyer, a studio, a restaurant, a gallery wall — that is the venue licence, on the same terms as the prints. Not sure which one suits the room? Write to me and say what the room is.
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One of the pearl pieces — The Gilded Pendulum — at 2500 × 3750, 300 dpi, yours to download and print at whatever size suits your wall. No watermark, no catch.
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