Team Event Berlin: Graffiti Workshops and Action Painting for Companies

wefox held a large summer event at the Zenner venue right on Treptower Park, looking out over the lake. Live graffiti ran on a huge mobile wall built for the day, with small canvases on easels for anyone who preferred to work sitting down. For planning purposes: a summer event with a view over the water can be equipped with a mobile wall, without tying you to a fixed venue.

Bring had a whole coach painted at the Wellenwerk Berlin-Lichtenberg, along with small individual artworks that participants could take home, 25 people in total. The client produced their own video content for social media from the day, so the focus sat on a shareable digital result rather than the finished coach alone. For planning purposes: a Paint the Bus date gives you usable footage, not just an object.

Samsung used the Wellenwerk Berlin for a mini trade fair with a long list of exhibitors, so the Paint the Bus area got its own tent for weather cover. What came out of it were very detailed artworks, right up to a large mural, despite the bustle of the fair around it. For planning purposes: a Paint the Bus programme fits inside a large trade fair, as long as weather cover is planned in from the start.

Lingoda threw a summer party at the Wellenwerk Berlin with several action painting and graffiti stations running at once, plus an open bar and music. Instead of one format there were parallel stations, which gave the evening a come-together feel rather than a single item on the agenda. For planning purposes: several stations can run inside a summer party programme, so guests never have to commit to one format.

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 went up on further surfaces. The exact district has not been confirmed so far, which is why it is deliberately left out here.

T-Mobile Robotics ran the very first Paint the Bus at the Wellenwerk Berlin, as a closing team event. The coach did not get an arbitrary pattern. It got the robot dog the team had designed themselves, so their own product became the motif. For planning purposes: if your team has built something of its own, that is what can go on the vehicle, instead of borrowing someone else's motif.

Shiftmove arrived to find the coach ready: outlines pre-sprayed, gloves and overshoes laid out. The team filled the surfaces in shirts and chinos, without changing clothes. For planning purposes: a Paint the Bus date needs no preparation from your team, the surface is standing there ready.

For the BVG date the coach was prepared: edges masked off, outlines pre-sprayed. The team filled the surfaces in shirts and chinos, wearing overshoes rather than overalls. For planning purposes: the guide team does the groundwork, so participants start spraying straight away.

For Porsche Digital the picture was split into colour fields, one per small group, all inside a single black frame. A continuous line ties the fields together, painted at the legal wall in the Mauerpark. For planning purposes: the frame is what makes many hands read as one work.

For O2 a single piece of lettering was sprayed across the entire length of a legal wall by the rail line, publicly visible with a bridge, trains and passers-by behind. For planning purposes: one shared word means everyone works on the same picture at the same time.