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With Paintpam's screen paint and projectors, you can break free from traditional rectangular displays and create extraordinary, irregularly shaped screens.

The auditorium at Seoul Munbaek Elementary School was designed as a multi-purpose space that accommodates both physical activities and audiovisual education. By utilizing projection mapping technology and a 3-sided screen system, an immersive and engaging environment was created. During physical activities, the screens automatically retract, maintaining an open space. For audiovisual education, three projectors are used to create a 3-sided projection mapping setup, providing a highly immersive viewing experience.

CGV and CJ 4DPLEX have introduced the 4-sided SCREEN X, incorporating Paintpam’s screen paint, bringing a significant transformation to the cinema industry. On January 23rd, CGV held a press conference and demonstration event at Yongsan I’Park Mall’s Yongsan Theater 4, unveiling the 4-sided SCREEN X to the public, which has garnered significant attention.

Lotte Cinema resolved the challenge of aging LED panels by adopting Paintpam’s Blockscreen. Instead of dismantling the old panels, they applied the Blockscreen directly over the existing setup and combined it with high-performance projectors. This innovative approach significantly reduced the costs of replacing the equipment while delivering exceptional image quality. Blockscreen offers ease of installation, cost efficiency, and superior projection quality, making it an excellent alternative for cinemas and other spaces requiring large-scale displays.

The space we’re introducing today is an after-school care facility managed by the Imsil Education Support Office. In this environment, children can run, play, and explore freely without fear of injury. Much like a specialized kid’s zone, it is designed to encourage movement and activity as natural parts of childhood development.

Vacant storefronts with peeling posters and outdated advertisements not only damage the image of the property but also cast a shadow over the surrounding commercial area. Paintpam offers a creative solution: using vacant spaces for pop-up media art, turning them into vibrant attractions that promote leasing while uplifting the local economy.

Paintpam’s Block Screen, crafted using Screen Paint and Foamex material, offers an innovative solution for creating lightweight, customizable projection screens. With simple double-sided tape, you can easily install it on walls or even hang it on a tent without causing any sagging. Paired with the LG CineBeam Cube, it’s perfect for achieving clear and vibrant visuals in various settings.

To promote the launch of the LG CineBeam Cube, LG Best Shop turned to Paintpam’s Rear Screen Paint. This innovative paint transforms ordinary glass windows into advertising screens and can be easily removed without damaging the surface—making it an ideal solution for temporary events or long-term promotions.

Paintpam’s wall-mounted Screen Paint was chosen for all digital immersive zones at the National Museum of Korea. This guide shows you how to use Screen Paint to create a high-contrast screen with ease, enabling you to bring professional-grade visuals into your space with a simple DIY approach.

At Hoban Construction’s model house, a 167-inch large screen was installed without any drilling. Thanks to Paintpam’s Block Screen, this innovative solution offers a lightweight alternative to traditional screens, allowing installation with just double-sided tape—ideal for both professional and home use.

In limited spaces like pop-up stores or cafés, Fake Windows serve as a captivating visual element, offering artistic scenery or immersive landscapes beyond the “window.” These dynamic visuals not only draw attention but also enhance the interior, providing visitors with unique and memorable experiences.

At Lotte Cinema Cheongnyangni, an aging LCD advertising display was replaced with a large, customized screen made with Beam Screen Paint. This innovative solution not only saved 90% of the projected costs but also offered a more flexible and modern alternative.

In the hallway of Incheon Hanbyeol Elementary School, an interactive floor screen—enhanced by screen paint technology—engages students’ imagination, creativity, and teamwork through playful learning experiences.

Imagine turning an ordinary wall into a captivating media art installation. With Screen Paint and projectors, even the most unassuming spaces can become immersive and interactive environments. Today, we introduce a transformed corner of the hallway at Seoul Jeongjin School, showcasing how art and technology can elevate everyday experiences.

The aging AI classroom at Geumcheon Elementary School in Cheongju has been transformed into a “Dreaming AI Classroom” through the use of screen paint and projectors. The newly expanded writing surfaces and immersive digital screens go far beyond traditional chalkboards, fully supporting students’ creative and interactive learning experiences.

In Buyeo’s Daewang Elementary School, a series of immersive Smart Galleries—created with screen paint technology—line the hallways, transforming ordinary walls into dynamic digital canvases.

Screen Paint enhances the brightness and clarity of projector visuals while offering the flexibility to break free from the constraints of traditional 16:9 screen formats. Its versatility enables the creation of custom digital screens and immersive spaces that go beyond the ordinary.

At Ediya Coffee Hanam Misa Centum Biz Branch, there’s a unique window advertisement that attracts customers without compromising the store’s clean and elegant look. Thanks to Paintpam’s Rear Screen Paint, the café balances aesthetics with effective advertising, making it stand out in a competitive landscape.

At the AI Future Technology Education Center of Cheongju Technical High School, a 7-meter-wide wall has been transformed into a media wall using specialized screen paint. This expansive display leverages large-scale projection mapping and edge blending techniques to create immersive, anamorphic visuals, offering students and visitors a glimpse into the future of technology-driven education.

At Hannam University, the entire classroom wall now serves as a large whiteboard. In the center is a digital board seamlessly integrated with the surrounding writable surfaces, eliminating boundaries between digital and analog instruction.

During a recent visit to a site equipped with an 8,000 ANSI lumens WUXGA projector, we encountered a common yet surprising issue: the projected visuals were blurry and lacked clarity. Despite the projector’s high-end specifications, the results were underwhelming. Could Screen Paint solve this problem? This article explores the causes of blurry projections and how to address them effectively.

Inside the experiential classroom at E-Eun School in Cheongju, you’ll find a large interactive floor screen created using screen paint technology.

Dongsung Elementary School faced issues with low-brightness projectors and plain walls, resulting in blurry visuals and a lack of engagement. Due to budget constraints, replacing the projector was not an option. Instead, Dark Silver Screen Paint was applied to enhance brightness and contrast, while IR sensors were added to enable touch functionality.