[ project ]
[ challenge ]
Church of Grace has a wide stage beneath a high auditorium ceiling. Directly above the stage, however, the ceiling drops, limiting the height available for a screen.
The original brief called for a small standard 16:9 display. In this room, that format would have left much of the stage width unused and felt visually disconnected from the architecture.
[ solution ]
ArtePixel developed several concepts around the room’s proportions and proposed an ultra-wide format instead of the original 16:9 screen.
The selected PRIMA P5 installation measures 11,200 × 2,240 mm and covers 25 m². It spans the stage width while keeping a low vertical profile that fits beneath the dropped ceiling.
[ result ]
The ultra-wide screen now reads as a natural part of the wide stage rather than a separate object placed on it. Its horizontal scale keeps content clear across the hall and creates a stronger visual setting for worship.
One system supports services and other church programmes, delivering a significantly greater visual presence than the small standard-format screen first considered.
[ client voice ]
“Installing the LED screen marked a turning point for us. It elevated our services, made every event feel more intentional, and helped create an atmosphere that draws people in.
We’ve used it for worship, teaching, kids’ performances, guest speakers — everything. It’s held up through time, use, and even some pretty intense stage setups. We couldn’t imagine going back.”
[ gallery ]
[ projects ]
ArtePixel installations across worship halls, live stages and venues where the screen has to work in front of people and cameras.
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