Unleashing the transformative power of Graffiti Street Art

We are OnTheLevel Productions

Conscious Graffiti workshops

I felt free – Daniel, 8 years old

This is how Daniel, 8 years old, described his experience after one of our workshops. Our hearts fell to the ground when we realised how many children, already at this young age, feel this way. And seeing that, through our workshop, we managed to make him feel free again, even if it was just for a little while, it raised our hearts again and made us commit to the firm determination to share this activity with as many people as possible.

And thus OnTheLevel Productions was born, an interdisciplinary team of urban artists, mentors and youth workers with over 20 years of experience using graffiti and street art as a transformative means of conscious expression and connection with children, young people at risk of exclusion and teams in corporate environments. We facilitate unique and inspiring team-building and development activities, responsible graffiti workshops in educational and youth/community centres, as well as regeneration and social and community awareness projects.

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Urban art as a transformative medium

Graffiti Street Art is increasingly recognised for its impact on personal and collective development. It facilitates erasing judgment and values audacity, revealing hidden talents. Hierarchy leaves space for the collective in the space of a mural, and each participant feels how they are contributing to the group’s common goal. Creating a collaborative mural boosts self-esteem and a sense of belonging, stimulates creativity and creates the necessary conditions to overcome difficulties.

Urban Art allows us to express ourselves and share ideas and emotions with the rest of the community and society. It allows us to raise awareness about social, human or political issues, in a fun and non informal way. It’s inspiring, fun, cool, requires no formal training, and helps us understand how our decisions have an impact beyond ourselves, in the broader context of our environment.

Schools and Youth Centres

Graffiti is a unique and powerful tool to connect with young people, including those groups at risk of exclusion.

Our workshops are led by urban artists, youth workers, and mentors
experienced in working with diverse groups. Participants will learn
various street art techniques and styles, understand the distinctions
between urban art and irresponsible graffiti, and develop their full
creative potential. Additionally, they will cultivate important
interpersonal values such as self-esteem, a sense of responsibility,
empathy, and a collaborative attitude towards teamwork.

Team-Building for companies

Are you looking for a unique and innovative team-building activity that brings out the creativity, support, and collaboration within your team?

Discover the experience of creating a collaborative graffiti mural, where we focus on enhancing individual soft skills and key group abilities such as communication, empathy, leadership, and emotional management. This activity fosters a positive attitude at work and towards colleagues, ultimately boosting productivity and helping achieve objectives.

Sessions for parties, friends and family

Are you looking for a special plan for your next event or party, or an activity to enjoy with friends and family? An experience where children, teenagers, and adults can all have a great time and create unforgettable memories together?
Unleash your creativity and strengthen family and group bonds by becoming urban artists and creating a spectacular graffiti mural!

Graffiti workshop is a great success: In half term the Wokingham Prevention and Youth Justice Service, in conjunction with On the Level Productions, ran an incredible graffiti workshop with some of our children, creating powerful canvases with messages against bullying and serious violence.

The children had a great three days, producing two large colourful canvases plus canvas bags and t-shirts. We hope to display the canvasses at Shute End in the near future. New friendships were made and the staff involved were able to build stronger relationships with the children they support.

The impact was clear from the comments from those who were there: “I don’t know what I would have done this week without this workshop”; “I enjoy spray painting and I can do it here without getting in trouble”; “When I started I thought my art was horrible and then I could practise and get better”. This project was made possible by the local police commissioner’s Partnership Fund.

Bea NigolianTeam Manager, Prevention and Youth Justice Service, Wokingham

I just wanted to share how fantastic the graffiti project was! The young people were really engaged, and having the session outdoors made a huge difference. It gave them the chance to connect with their surroundings, be creative in a fresh environment, and channel that energy into some incredible artwork. The positivity was contagious, and it was amazing to see their ideas come to life.
Your engagement and character really resonated with the young people, helping them feel comfortable and inspired.

Ricky O.Community Engagement Coordinator
Targeted Prevention Team – Royal Borough Kensington and Chelsea

A unique value proposition

Lead the change you want to see in your educational centre or company by facilitating a unique, unforgettable, and transformative experience through our conscious urban art workshops and sessions.

Witness how your group unlocks its full creative potential and enhances various interpersonal skills, including communication, self-esteem, empathy, and appreciation of collective effort. Our workshops also foster leadership, decision-making, and awareness of how our actions influence the achievement of goals.

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Unleashing the transformative power of Graffiti Street Art

Conscious Graffiti workshops

I felt free – Daniel, 8 years old

Urban art as a transformative medium

Schools and Youth Centres

Team-Building for companies

Sessions for parties, friends and family

A unique value proposition

They experienced it already…