Colorful art from Laupheim: WFBM employees design garden furniture

Colorful art from Laupheim: WFBM employees design garden furniture

A creative fireworks in Laupheim! Employees of the workshop for people with disabilities (WFBM) of the St. Elisabeth Foundation started an impressive graffiti campaign under the motto "Everyone is an artist". With color spray cans in the hand and under the guidance of the talented graffiti artist Philip Walch, known as "Stone Graffiti", they transformed an ordinary garden set into a colorful work of art!

The otherwise simple wooden furniture now shines in bright ketchup-red and noble emerald green. Walch, known for his impressive works in the region, led the employees through the creative process. First the set was given a white primer before the colors were applied. Desiree and Daniel Bunte sparkled with a lot of enthusiasm, which were decorated with playful motifs such as circles, planets, faces and animals. The result? A unique work of art that not only delights the eyes, but also invites you to linger!

a place for creativity and joy

The employees were enthusiastic about it and observed Walch's spray technique carefully to try them out themselves. "Not much distinguishes the graffiti students from a WFBM from others," explains Walch. "Everyone is enthusiastic about doing." After drying, a clear varnish was applied to ensure that the colors remain radiant even on sunny days and do not leave any staining on the clothing. The colorful set will now find its place of honor in the outside of the Laupheim workshop and invites you to relax.

This creative action not only shows the talent of employees, but also brings color and joy into the everyday life of the workshop. A real eye -catcher who brightens the surroundings and presents the art of graffiti in a new light!