Samsung collabs with EU artists to bring exclusive Galaxy S24 series accessories
Samsung Electronics announced in an official blog that it is collaborating with three European artists to bring its Galaxy fans eye-catching accessories for the Galaxy S24 lineup. The three contributing EU artists are Ricardo Cavolo (Spain), Steven Wilson (UK), and Yeye Weller (Germany).
Each one of the artists that have collaborated with Samsung for Galaxy S24 series accessories has brought their culturally inspired work and uniqueness. Any of the Galaxy S24 series, i.e., the Galaxy S24, the Galaxy S24+, and the Galaxy S24 Ultra. There are three cases for the Galaxy S24 trio and three cases for the Galaxy Z Flip 5.
All the cases are equipped with Near Field Communication (NFC) technology, and you will see an animation on your device’s screen when the accessory is attached. Customers who will purchase these accessories brought together by Samsung and three EU artists will also receive a matching Galaxy Watch 6 face as a special gift.
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These exclusive Galaxy accessories are available to purchase from January 17
Speaking of the artists, Ricardo Cavolo is based in Barcelona, Spain, and specializes in folk art, medieval aesthetics, and tribal forms. He has created the iconic ‘Flaming Heart’ artwork, which is an image of the heart on fire against a sky-blue background with white stars for the Galaxy S24 and Galaxy Z Flip 5 accessories.
The second artist, Steven Wilson, is a London-based illustrator who has created an artwork that features a bulldog in the center along with some striking lines and popping colors. The third artist is Yeye Weller from Münster, Germany, who has created ‘Spread Love’ artwork for the Galaxy S24 accessories, along with the Galaxy Z Flip 5 case and the Watch 6 watch face.
The exclusive collection of the Galaxy S24 and the Galaxy Z Flip 5 accessories is available to purchase on January 17 at Samsung.com. These will be available in 16 countries, including, Korea, the US, China, the UK, Germany, France, Australia, and Brazil, and will expand to more countries, 20 in total, by January 26.
