For hotel lobbies, residential towers, hospitality venues and the teams who light live events. One piece, painted for one space, mastered to hold up at the size of the wall.
An arrival wall that sets the tone for the whole property, painted for that lobby rather than chosen from a catalogue.
Lobby, amenity and lounge walls that make a building feel collected: a signature piece residents live with, not a screensaver.
Restaurants, bars, spas and members' clubs, where the art carries the room's mood through the day and into the night.
Content for LED stages, backdrops and brand activations, made with the production team so it sits inside the show's look.
The wall or stage, its screens and resolution, where people stand and how long they stay, and what the room or show should feel like.
Starting from real photography, never a generated image and never AI, our engine repaints the source stroke by stroke into a living composition. Your logo and messaging can be woven into the art.
Rendered from sources up to 6K, mastered in ProRes 4444 and delivered as broadcast-quality H.265, checked for banding and stroke legibility at wall scale.
Want a library of fresh pieces on a schedule instead of one signature work? Living Art is our pre-licensed subscription for the same screens. Curious how the paint gets on the wall? Read the engineering.
The art is only as good as the screen it runs on. For commercial and residential projects we arrange the installation of LED panels and large-format displays through our network of vetted, qualified A/V partners, so the hardware and the art are planned together from the start.
Hotel lobbies, residential tower amenities, restaurants and bars, retail floors, corporate reception and event venues.
Private homes and residences: a feature wall or large-format display for the room you live in most.
Tell us about the space or the show: where the screens are (or will be), how big, and what it should feel like. No screens yet? Choose “Panels & display installation” and we’ll bring in an A/V partner. We’ll come back with how we’d approach it.