Company Event in Frankfurt: Graffiti Workshop and Action Painting

For Helaba, at Frankfurt's "Future Summit 2026," an artwork took shape across five canvases: passers-by painted the background spontaneously, no sign-up, right in the middle of the event, then came the HELABA lettering as a three-dimensional balloon-letter effect, each letter sprayed in seven stencil layers. The five pieces were hoisted by scissor lift straight into the summit's atrium.

For the broccoli brand Bimi, a large-format piece took shape at the Hall of Fame at Ratswegkreisel in Frankfurt-Ostend: the Bimi lettering and a broccoli character on a legal wall, documented with drone footage. The team worked in rain ponchos, standard outdoor equipment.

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 played in the background. Around 35 to 40 participants created one large joint artwork over three hours, right inside their own office building instead of at an outside venue.

Our team sums up the location like this: it happened in Frankfurt at the Ratswegkreisel Hall of Fame in Ostend, a huge wall where spraying is legal. Individual pieces there can reach up to 50 meters. With Comdeo, a 3D piece took shape here, painted "with block," created entirely by the group itself, not pre-drawn or prepared.

Our team describes the day like this: with 50 people, we painted a 50-meter-long 3D piece at the Ratswegkreisel in Frankfurt, with blocks and colorful gradients. Participants also got 220-gram A3 papers to take home. Some of the work happened from a ladder, to reach the right heights and get the color transitions right, wall section by wall section.

Our team puts it like this: this was the Legal Team of Nestlé, with whom we painted a large graffiti at the Ratswegkreisel in Ostend. The wall there is one of the few surfaces where spraying is expressly legal, no contradiction to legal diligence, but a surface where both fit together.

Our team describes it like this: a summer party where young and old, meaning employees and their families, could paint together. Kids were actively involved, with their own part in the party. There was one large graffiti artwork for the group, plus small artworks to make yourself on separately built walls, apart from the big piece and without either format getting in the other's way.

SuedLink combined two formats in one day with 60 participants: outdoors, stencils and graffiti on canvases and easels, indoors, a prepared joint artwork with two guides. The event was brokered by the auftrags.art agency, which also produced the video of it.