Arrival + atmosphere
Music, materials, setup, and artist facilitation prepare the group to participate.
AMP Experience
AMP: Art Mural Project Experience.
AMP stands for Art Mural Project. The AMP Experience brings groups together to create collaborative murals with music, facilitation, and shared participation.
Plan an AMP Activation
Be It. Share It.
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The original AMP description
A guided group mural process with a completed artwork at the end.
HU’s collaborative Art Mural Project has been experienced by thousands of people.
The experience results in a tangible representation of community and collaboration created by the group.
Participants are rewarded with a visceral experience that lives beyond the moment through stories and the mural itself.
The AMP Experience combines multi-media elements and music, resulting in a tangible representation of teamwork created by your group.
Recovered from the 2012 Prezi
Team building, without the posters of rowers and mountain climbers.
AMP stands for Art Mural Project. The AMP Experience is a facilitated collaborative mural experience at the location of your choosing.
Participants are guided by artists. Together, the group creates an original mural connected to the purpose of the event.
Corporate walls are cluttered with posters that say teamwork, with images of rowers and mountain climbers. The AMP Experience creates a truly symbolic representation of teamwork created by your team members.
Music and multi-media elements are designed into the AMP Experience, resulting in a tangible representation of teamwork created by your group.
Talented Be It. Share It. artists facilitate the process, culminating in an original piece of art for display at your location.
Experience breakdown
How an AMP activation works.
Shared creative prompt
Participants enter through a simple idea: every contribution matters.
Collective mural creation
People paint, respond, layer, and witness the work shift through collaboration.
Recap + artifact
The finished mural, photos, video, and recap become a record of the experience.
Formats
Customizable for hospitality, corporate, cultural, civic, school, retreat, festival, and private environments.
Cause-based mural activations
Nonprofit, awareness, memorial, fundraising, and community-benefit events where the art carries a shared message.
Civic and public-space projects
Murals and participatory activations for parks, municipalities, schools, and public-facing community spaces.
Gallery and cultural experiences
Opening nights, art/music gatherings, live creative participation, and documentary-style recap media.
Hospitality and private events
Atmospheric group experiences for resorts, retreats, conferences, celebrations, and destination environments.
School and youth/community programs
Teacher appreciation, school culture, student/community participation, and guided mural creation.
Team and organization connection
A more human alternative to generic workshops: groups build a visible shared work through contribution.
Archive proof
The AMP story includes cause-based murals, civic proposals, gallery events, school appreciation projects, and community activations.
Young Pine Park / Orlando Magic / Orange County RFP
Public art / civic activation proposal
Public-space mural concepts connected to civic participation, youth culture, and community visibility.
John Young Skate Park
Public art / skate park concept
A public-art concept shaped for a skate-park environment and community use.
Crohn's & Colitis Take Steps
Nonprofit / cause-based AMP proposal
AMP adapted for a nonprofit event environment where the artwork could carry a cause-based message.
Dandelion Communitea / Earth Day 2007 AMP
Community mural / Earth Day project
A community mural experience connected to Earth Day, local gathering, and shared environmental values.
Hate Crime Awareness — Ryan Skipper
Memorial / awareness mural project
A memorial and awareness-focused mural project using art to hold a community message.
Howard Middle School Teacher Appreciation AMP
Education / appreciation activation
A school-based appreciation experience using collaborative art to recognize teachers and community.
Dakota Clancy Charity
Charity mural/project activation
A charity-focused creative activation designed around participation and shared support.
Metro Motor Gallery / Opening Night
Gallery / cultural event
A gallery-style opening night experience connecting art, people, and place.
Applications
Not HR training. Not trust falls. A culture-building experience through artistic participation.
Hospitality groupsResortsConferencesCorporate teamsWellness retreatsFestivalsMunicipalitiesSchoolsCreative organizationsCommunitiesPrivate events
B.i.S.I. Artists
Talented Be It. Share It. artists guide the room from participation into artifact.
Todd Morgan
Artist / collaborator connected to the original HU materials.
Scott Morgan
Artist / collaborator connected to the original HU materials.
Rodney McPherson
Artist / collaborator connected to the original HU materials.
Organic Art Forms
Artist / collaborator connected to the original HU materials.
Past AMP Experience events
A real event history across education, community, nonprofit, business, and festival settings.
Conway Elementary
Arts at Conway
Orange County Public Schools (OCPS)
Union Park Elementary
Art Festival
Orange County Public Schools (OCPS)
Howard Middle School
PTA / Teacher Appreciation Luncheon
Orange County Public Schools (OCPS)
Dandelion Communitea
2nd Annual Central Florida Earth Day
Orlando
Alexander James Andersen Consulting
Company Social
Orlando
Ryan Skipper
Community Hate Crime Awareness
Orlando
Dakota Clancy Charitable Organization
Fundraiser
Kissimmee
Metro-Motor of Central Florida, Inc.
Business Opening
Orlando
29th Annual Health and Harmony Festival
Festival activation
Santa Rosa, California
Mural workflow
A practical process for public art, school, civic, and community mural work.
Step 1
Meet on site to discuss first concepts and themes.
Step 2
Develop sketches for concept approval by the school, venue, client, or partners.
Step 3
Create computer mockups for line drawing and color approval when appropriate.
Step 4
Prepare mural surfaces, staging, paint stations, easels, and music environment.
Step 5
Facilitate the day-of-event art mural experience with HU artists and participants.
Step 6
Complete touch-ups with HU artists and volunteers.
Step 7
Deliver a completed, ready-to-display mural that carries the story of the group.
Gallery
Selected images from past AMP and HU projects.
