Christie will return to Integrated Systems Europe 2026 to highlight its latest projection, LED and image processing technologies through a series of immersive and interactive demonstrations focused on visual storytelling.

At ISE 2026, running Feb. 3–6 at Fira de Barcelona Gran Via, Christie’s booth in Hall 3, Stand 3K500, will feature a range of demonstrations under the theme “Passion meets possibility.” The company said the booth is designed to bring together customers, partners and technologies while showcasing how its solutions can be applied across a variety of experience-driven environments.

“Our ‘Passion meets possibility’ theme reflects our relentless drive for innovation, engineering excellence, and the deep partnerships we build with our customers,” said Sean James, executive vice president, global sales and service at Christie. “It speaks to who we are and what we make possible, creating solutions that enable memorable storytelling and unlocking new creative potential to help our partners deliver successful projects. We’re excited to bring this theme to life at ISE 2026, and we can’t wait to reconnect with the industry.”

One of the main attractions in the booth will be an interactive mask installation created in collaboration with Knownsense Studios and Faber. Three masks inspired by Indian, Venetian and Chinese opera designs will be illuminated using Christie’s new Korus Series projectors. Attendees will be able to design custom patterns on tablets and see them projected onto the masks in real time. A large elephant sculpture, projection-mapped using M 4K25 RGB pure laser projectors and Jazz Series 1DLP projectors, will also be featured.

ISE 2026 will mark the global launch of Christie’s Korus Series 1DLP projectors. The company said the projectors use 0.8-inch HEP DMD technology to deliver 4K UHD+ resolution with high brightness and contrast in a compact form factor. Weighing 38 pounds, the Korus Series is positioned as a lightweight option for applications that require portability without sacrificing performance.

Christie will also demonstrate its MicroTiles LED displays and provide a technology preview of its upcoming XP Series LED video wall solution. According to the company, the XP Series is designed to maintain consistent color and grayscale performance across a wide brightness range. Both LED solutions are powered by Christie’s VividLife platform, which integrates processing, control and content distribution. A dedicated VividLife demonstration will highlight calibration and image processing capabilities.

High above the booth, Christie will install a display powered by its Sapphire 4K40-RGBH projector. The native 4K projector delivers 40,950 lumens and uses a dual-illumination light source to support P3 color while accommodating 2D and 3D applications, as well as front and rear projection setups.

In addition to its own booth, Christie is collaborating with several media server partners at the show, including AV Stumpfl, Ross Video and twoloox. Christie technologies will also be featured at partner booths throughout the show floor, including Legrand, Powersoft, Ross Video, ScreenInt, twoloox and Wave Systems.

With multiple product debuts and hands-on demonstrations planned, Christie said attendees will be able to experience how its technologies support large-scale visual storytelling projects across a range of markets.