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workshop team building unicredit

A corporate workshop for UniCredit involving around 80 people in a collective street art activity. The group painted together, turning individual contributions into a shared work.

Street art was used as a concrete team-building tool: hands, materials, shared space, and a visible trace built by the group.

The group works in the same space, alternating listening and action.
The group works in the same space, alternating listening and action.
Type
Corporate team building workshop
Client
UniCredit
Date
19 May 2026
Participants
Around 80 people
Question

How do you create collaboration when the group has to produce something together, not only talk about it?

Context

The workshop uses street art as an accessible, immediate, and collective language. The goal is not to teach an artistic technique, but to build the conditions for many people to contribute to a common result.

Process

How it was built

  1. 01

    Definition of a setting able to hold a large group.

  2. 02

    Organization of materials, surfaces, and shared working moments.

  3. 03

    Facilitation of a painting activity where individual contributions enter a collective composition.

  4. 04

    Final restitution through artworks and documentation of the experience.

Outputs

What came out

  • Team building experience
  • Collective artwork
  • Individual painted contributions
  • Workshop setup
  • Photo and video documentation
The material becomes a direct way to move past the distance of "I cannot draw".
The material becomes a direct way to move past the distance of "I cannot draw".
The final works hold individual contributions and shared composition together.
The final works hold individual contributions and shared composition together.
Material preparation is part of the quality of the experience.
Material preparation is part of the quality of the experience.
The setting turns a corporate workshop into a physical and visible activity.
The setting turns a corporate workshop into a physical and visible activity.
Why it matters

The strength of the format is physical: people, color, surfaces, shared time. The group is not asked to declare collaboration, but to build a visible trace of it.