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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.

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.

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.