Welcoming a new era of digital art display in homes.
The immersion of art into the digital realm is reaching new heights, and now, digital artistry is going a step further by finding its way into residential design. One company, in particular, setting the stage for this new form of artwork display is Eleusis Digital Canvas. Eleusis is a manufacturer of high-end luxury residential digital canvases and video walls. With the ability to take these video walls into shapes beyond just a square or rectangle hung up, the viewing experience of these digital art pieces is more immersive than ever before.
I’m sure you’ve seen the realistic and awe-inspiring billboards that wrap around buildings in Japan, delivering the illusion that the artwork is jumping out of the screen and into our reality; now, imagine having that integrated into your home in a way that feels chic and elevated. Eleusis takes feature wall and statement artwork to the next level. With the ability to incorporate the digital canvas into the architecture of the home and change what is displayed, you can tailor your Eleusis Digital Canvas to appropriately reflect any atmosphere; the possibilities are truly endless.
Eleusis’ story starts with Michael Pyle, founder of Centurion LV and Eleusis Digital Canvas– a prestigious name in residential tech– and a visionary in technology integration. With more than 30 years of experience within the residential technology field, Pyle knows that every component of technological design must be seamlessly harmonized to create an exceptional experience. This expertise led to the establishment of Eleusis in 2020, paving the way for a new era of luxury innovation.
Using direct-view micro-LED technology and a natural matte finish, Eleusis canvases produce the clearest quality picture across an edge-to-edge seamless surface while also eliminating glare and reflection from lights and windows; the result is remarkable. The digital canvas takes mesmeric digital art to the next level by infusing your spaces with motion and interactivity, breathing new life into the room.
“It’s fascinating and mesmerizing the things that people create that we can now display in a really fun and immersive way,” Pyle says. “When you look at digital art on an LCDTV, it doesn’t look real, but with our technology the image is so realistic that your brain has trouble categorizing it as not real. The performance that our screens can achieve is beyond what a TV can do.”
Integrating this type of technology into homes is groundbreaking and that is what gives Pyle the motivation to continue the work he is doing. “We have partners all over the country and around the world that are bringing me onto projects to create things that are fun and have never been done before,” he explains. “Theat’s what gets me up in the morning, that’s the exciting part of what we get to do, create.”
“It’s fascinating and mesmerizing the things that people create that we can now display in a really fun and immersive way” -Pyle
Eleusis can be used for more than just art display; it changes the game for entertainment. With a simple phone call to a representative, their team of experts can create graphics for any occasion, whether that be for a sports viewing party, charity event, or holiday gathering. Just be sure to give them a week or two.
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“We have a media manager who can bring a bunch of different elements together on the screen remotely to create an overall experience,” Pyle says. “For example, if you’re throwing an F1 watch party, you can program the screen to display your favorite racer, have the video feed streaming, bring in web pages to display statistics of cars or racers and have social media included, we can create your personalized digital experience and that’s a really powerful thing.”
The screens come installed with preset settings: mimicking natural architectural features like stone or wood, having a TV pop up on the screen or displaying digital art.
“We work with a company called Black Dove, which is essentially like Spotify for digital art,” Pyle says. “It’s an application that allows you to scroll through a library of digital art, allowing you to make a playlist and upload your own content.”
Eleusis is not only changing the way we can experience art and entertainment within the home, but it is also helping digital artists get their work seen and used within homes and commercial spaces nationwide.
“We give these artists a medium and canvas to display their art, and that is really special.”
The future of entertainment and art display is here, and it’s Eleusis.