
Art as a team-building event! Create together. Experience the energy. Create something lasting.
Large-scale collaborative artworks are created through movement, spontaneity and teamwork – an extraordinary event with a lasting impact.
More than just a creative team-building event
What at first glance looks like colour, fun and action has an impact that extends far beyond that. Action painting naturally brings out inner strength, creative flexibility, concentration and the courage to try new things.
This is precisely where the event’s particular strength lies: your team not only experiences an extraordinary shared moment, but also breaks free from familiar patterns of thought, discovers new sides to themselves and experiences collaboration in a completely different way. This creates connections, releases energy and leaves a lasting impression.
Action painting is therefore far more than just painting together. It is a team experience that moves people, brings them together and provides fresh impetus for collaboration.
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The action painting event is divided into three stages. I begin with a slideshow on abstract painting. When most people see Jackson Pollock’s paintings, they think with relief, ‘I can do that too!’ This is my way of signalling that there’s no pressure to perform and that you can’t go wrong.
In the second stage, everyone paints 2–3 pictures on their own to explore the materials and colours. As well as normal brushes, there are ‘magical’ tools – brushes made from balloons, rubber bands or parcel tape – which encourage experimentation, as you can’t paint ‘properly’ with them. Fun and play take centre stage, which further lowers the inhibition threshold, so that in the third phase – painting together on the large canvas – everyone joins in.
The participation rate is 99 per cent, and the enthusiasm rate is 98 per cent.