Creative
team events
with graffiti

wefox held a large summer event at the Zenner venue right by Treptower Park, overlooking the lake. Live graffiti on a huge mobile wall built for the occasion, plus small canvases on easels for anyone who preferred to work sitting down. For your planning: a summer event with a water view can be equipped with a mobile wall, without being tied to a fixed venue.

Bring had a whole bus painted at Wellenwerk Berlin-Lichtenberg, plus small individual artworks participants could take home, 25 people in total. The client produced their own social media video from the session, so the focus was a shareable digital result rather than only the finished bus. For your planning: a paint-the-bus session delivers not just an object but directly usable footage.

Samsung used Wellenwerk Berlin for a mini trade fair with a great many exhibitors, and the paint-the-bus area got its own tent for weather cover. Highly detailed artworks emerged, up to a large mural, despite the bustle of the fair. For your planning: a paint-the-bus programme fits even inside a large trade fair, as long as separate weather cover is planned in.

For eBay resellers and sellers the event was laid out like a trade fair, in a large white hall in Berlin. Guests could leave their mark on a shared canvas while sprayed motifs grew on further surfaces alongside. The exact district has not been confirmed and is therefore deliberately not named here.

Lingoda celebrated a summer party at Wellenwerk Berlin with several action painting and graffiti stations running at the same time, plus an open bar and music. Instead of a single format, several stations ran in parallel, giving it a come-together character rather than one scheduled slot. For your planning: several stations at once fit into a summer party programme without guests having to commit to one format.

120 people at the Jupiter, the former Karstadt Sport department store right by the central station. Work happened in small groups on the roof terrace, and the teams took their pieces with them. 120 people is the real test of whether anyone stands around waiting. Nobody did.

80 people, free action painting at the Cruise Terminal in the HafenCity, with a view over the Elbe. The date fell in the cold season. It went ahead because the area was covered, and that is also the answer to the question we hear most often from Hamburg.

The event took place on the MS Bleichen, an old museum ship in Hamburg's museum harbour. Painting happened on the pier in front of it, with the graffiti wall and the action painting setup side by side beneath the old loading doors. An old harbour as the backdrop, worked in small groups alongside each other.

Toyota invited influencers and team into a photo studio in Ottensen. Work happened indoors on canvases, action painting and graffiti in parallel. If you do not have a wall, you do not need one. A studio or an empty office floor is enough.

GKM moved their summer day to the Botanikum, into the large greenhouse with its grass floor. Everyone worked barefoot, with action painting, graffiti and abstract painting running side by side. The result was individual graffiti pieces in 50×70 format and five larger works, one per department. Those pieces hang in the office as decoration today.

At Cloudflare a scaffold stood at the legal wall by Bahnwärter Thiel, because the motif grew beyond the reach of an outstretched arm. The team sprayed on a summer day while a drone circled above the forecourt. When the last can was set down, the session tipped from work into celebration: a breakdance performance ran in front of the finished graffiti.

At CRX Markets the team members designed the letters of the lettering individually, each in their own handwriting. Out of the many separate parts grew one word on the wall at Bahnwärter Thiel. The artwork can be reused digitally, for instance in an email signature.

For Helaba, an artwork on five canvases emerged at the Future Summit 2026 in Frankfurt: passers-by spontaneously helped paint the background, with no sign-up, in the middle of the fair. The HELABA lettering followed as three-dimensional balloon letters, each letter sprayed through seven stencil layers. The five pieces were hung by scissor lift directly in the summit atrium.

Our team describes the day like this: at the DB headquarters in Frankfurt, near the station, we mixed action painting and street art. A film about graffiti ran in the background. With free motifs, one large collaborative artwork emerged over three hours with around 35 to 40 participants, inside their own office building rather than at an external venue.

BAT turned its Hamburg office into a neon wall under blacklight as the setting for an afterwork party. Six artists worked the surfaces across five days over 900 m², including a polar bar and a glowing Shine sign. For your planning: your own office becomes the attraction, without an extra venue or shuttle.