For Organisations

Artist-led experiences that help teams reconnect, see differently and give form to what matters.

For organisations navigating change, pressure or questions of culture. Through collective making, people can contribute beyond their usual roles, encounter different perspectives and create shared meaning around what comes next.

Available as team ateliers, leadership offsites, wellbeing days, conference activations and longer artist residencies, shaped around your organisation’s people, context and purpose.

Founded by painter and participatory artist Nicky Myny, ARTKOM brings people into creative processes where reflection becomes visible, connection becomes tangible and new meaning can emerge.

Nicky at a table with a group and a colourful painted artwork behind them in an organisational context.

Intro

Sometimes conversation needs another form.

Hands, paper and creative materials during an ARTKOM process moment.

Many organisations know when something needs attention.

  • A team wants to reconnect.
  • A culture is shifting.
  • People are carrying pressure.
  • A shared theme is difficult to name.
  • A transition asks for more than another meeting, training or presentation.

ARTKOM creates artist-led participatory art experiences for those moments. Through material exploration, shared making, visual expression and reflection, participants are invited to engage with themselves, each other and a chosen theme in a different way.

Not through performance.

Not through artistic skill.

Not through finding the right words.

But through presence, image, gesture, colour, imagination and shared attention.

Relevance

For moments when teams need to reconnect, make sense of change and imagine what comes next.

Organisations come to ARTKOM when change, pressure or growth creates a need to pause and reconnect. Artist-led processes offer teams another way to explore what is happening, hear different perspectives and give form to what they want to carry forward.

A team is moving through change

During growth, restructuring, new leadership, a merger or a shift in direction.

Connection has become thinner

People work together, but there is less trust, belonging or meaningful exchange.

An important conversation needs another form

Words and meetings no longer create movement, insight or genuine participation.

Culture needs to become tangible

Values, identity or a shared direction need to be experienced not only explained.

Through visual making, reflection and collective exploration, teams can develop new perspectives, strengthen connection and create shared meaning around what comes next.

Participants reflecting together on visual work during an artist-led ARTKOM process.

ARTKOM works with corporates, leadership teams, HR and people teams, healthcare organisations, care teams, schools, universities, cultural organisations, foundations, public institutions, community organisations and conference organisers.

These clients are often looking for something deeper than a workshop, more human than another meeting and more memorable than a standard training.

They may not yet know they need participatory art. But they recognise the need for connection, creativity, dialogue, trust and shared meaning.

Benefits

What the process can make possible

More voices in the room

Visual and material processes offer ways to participate beyond confidence, hierarchy or verbal fluency.

A different quality of attention

Making together slows familiar patterns and creates space to notice what usually remains beneath the surface.

Shared meaning made visible

Ideas, tensions and hopes are not only discussed, but translated into something tangible that can be revisited.

Stronger connection across roles

People encounter one another through curiosity, contribution and a shared creative process, not only through their functions.

The offers

Three ways to bring ARTKOM into your organisation.

ARTKOM offers focused team experiences, participatory event activations and deeper artist-led residencies. Each format is designed around the people, context and theme of the organisation.

Hands working together on a shared canvas in a Team Atelier.

Offer 01

Team Atelier

Artist-led participatory art for teams, leadership groups and organisational gatherings.

A Team Atelier is a half-day or full-day participatory art experience for teams and organisations.

Guided by Nicky Myny, participants enter a creative process using material exploration, visual expression and reflection. The focus is not on learning how to paint or creating a perfect result. The focus is on what becomes visible through the process.

A Team Atelier creates space for people to slow down, meet each other differently, reflect on a shared theme and experience connection beyond roles, opinions and daily pressure.

A Team Atelier can support

  • · Team reflection
  • · Leadership gatherings
  • · Wellbeing days
  • · Culture days
  • · Offsites
  • · Care team support
  • · Organisational transitions
  • · Collective art processes
  • · Custom team experiences

Possible formats

  • · Half-day experience
  • · Full-day experience
  • · Custom team experience

What your organisation receives

  • · An artist-led participatory art experience
  • · A process designed around your theme or context
  • · All artistic materials
  • · Guided reflection
  • · Visual traces of the process
  • · Optional written reflection or visual harvest after the session

Team Atelier experiences start from €1,500 excl. VAT.

Book a Discovery Call
Collective visual trace emerging during a participatory event activation.

Offer 02

Conference & Event Activation

A participatory artistic intervention for conferences, events and organisational gatherings.

ARTKOM can create a participatory artistic activation within a conference, leadership day, wellbeing event, cultural gathering or organisational programme.

Instead of adding another speaker or passive activity, participants are invited to contribute through image, gesture, material, words or collective making.

The activation can become an opening moment, a reflective pause, a collective visual trace, a participatory installation or a closing ritual that gives form to the central theme of the event.

It brings people out of passive listening and into shared creative participation.

This format is suitable for

  • · Conferences
  • · Leadership events
  • · HR and people events
  • · Wellbeing days
  • · Culture days
  • · Community gatherings
  • · Public programmes
  • · Opening or closing moments
  • · Events where active participation matters

Possible formats

  • · Short artistic intervention
  • · Participatory installation
  • · Collective canvas or paper work
  • · Visual harvest during the event
  • · Reflective closing process
  • · Artist-led activation around the event theme

What your organisation receives

  • · Concept development with ARTKOM
  • · A participatory artistic format designed for your event
  • · Materials and artistic guidance
  • · Visual traces or collective output
  • · Optional documentation
  • · Optional artist reflection after the event

Custom proposal after a discovery call.

Bring ARTKOM to Your Event
Process wall and visual documentation of a long-form artist-led residency.

Offer 03 · Flagship

Artist-led Residency.

A deeper artist-led trajectory for organisations, institutions and communities.

A long-form participatory art project, based on ARTKOM's PACT method, and our flagship offer for organisations.

It is a custom artist-led participatory art project that unfolds over several weeks or months. It is designed for organisations, institutions and communities that want to work more deeply around connection, wellbeing, transition, belonging, culture or collective meaning.

Rather than offering a one-time experience, a residency allows ARTKOM to enter into dialogue with an organisation over time.

Through participatory art sessions, creative inquiry, material exploration, visual research, reflection and artistic documentation, the process creates space for what lives beneath the surface of a group, organisation or community.

A residency may result in visual traces, an internal presentation, an exhibition moment, an artist talk, a collective artwork process or a deeper case study.

A residency can support

  • · Organisations in transition
  • · Care institutions
  • · Schools and universities
  • · Cultural organisations
  • · Public institutions
  • · Foundations
  • · Community organisations
  • · Social impact projects
  • · Long-term wellbeing or culture programmes
  • · Processes around belonging, identity or shared meaning

A residency may include

  • · Participatory art sessions
  • · Creative inquiry
  • · Material exploration
  • · Team or community reflection
  • · Visual research
  • · Collective making
  • · Artistic documentation
  • · Visual harvest
  • · Public or internal presentation
  • · Exhibition moment
  • · Artist talk
  • · Optional collective artwork

What your organisation receives

  • · A custom-designed artistic trajectory
  • · A clear project structure
  • · Artist-led participatory sessions
  • · Visual and reflective documentation
  • · Meaningful engagement with participants
  • · A possible presentation, exhibition or closing moment
  • · Long-term cultural and human value
  • · Case study potential

Custom proposals are created after a discovery call.

Explore Artist-led Residency

At a glance

Choose the right format.

Team Atelier

For teams, leadership groups and wellbeing days.

A focused half-day or full-day participatory art experience.

Conference & Event Activation

For events, conferences and organisational gatherings.

A participatory artistic intervention that brings people into shared creative engagement.

Artist-led Residency

For organisations, institutions and communities seeking deeper work over time.

A custom artist-led trajectory across several weeks or months.

Participants making art together at a studio table during an ARTKOM session.

The practice

How the studio works.

ARTKOM is an artist-led participatory arts practice. The work is rooted in painting, material exploration, shared creative process and more than a decade of experience working with people, teams, organisations and communities.

  • Art can slow people down.
  • It can open dialogue.
  • It can make invisible themes visible.
  • It can hold complexity without rushing to solve it.
  • It can bring people into shared attention beyond roles, performance and opinion.

This is the territory of ARTKOM.

Arts & Health

Informed by Arts & Health.

An older participant carefully brushes coloured tissue onto a wall of collective marks during an Arts & Health participatory session.

ARTKOM contributes to the growing field of Arts & Health through artist-led participatory practice, informed by creative participation, reflection and human presence.

The work is offered alongside care, not instead of it, and remains clearly grounded in artistic practice.

Process

Where the work begins.

  1. 01

    Discovery Call

    We explore your organisation, context, theme, participants and desired impact.

  2. 02

    Proposal

    ARTKOM creates a tailored artistic concept, format and project structure.

  3. 03

    Preparation

    We align on participants, timing, materials, location, communication and practical needs.

  4. 04

    Participatory Experience

    Nicky guides the artistic process with attention to people, material, rhythm and reflection.

  5. 05

    Visual Traces & Reflection

    Depending on the format, your organisation receives visual traces, documentation, reflection or a collective outcome.

Materials and preparation on the studio table before a participatory art session.Participants working at easels together during a participatory art experience.Colourful participatory artworks displayed in the warm ARTKOM studio
Nicky Myny, painter and founder of ARTKOM Arts & Health.

The artist

Led by Nicky Myny.

Nicky Myny is a painter, participatory artist and founder of ARTKOM Arts & Health. Her practice grew from a personal encounter with art during illness, developed over two decades into professional Arts & Health work.

Proof

Selected collaborations.

Examples of artist-led participatory art brought into organisational, academic, healthcare and community contexts.

Roche Diagnostics participatory art collaboration.

Collaboration

Roche Diagnostics

Participatory art intervention for a conference, using colour symbolically to reflect organisational values within corporate guidelines.

Nicky Myny speaking on stage at the SDG Tent, Davos 2022.

Collaboration

SDG Tent, WEF Davos

Keynote and participatory art with Unlocking Eve on leadership, care and healthcare transformation.

KU Leuven library participatory art collaboration.

Collaboration

KU Leuven Psychology & Educational Sciences Library

An artist-led Team Atelier where trust, connection and shared motivation became an XL canvas displayed in the public library.

Doctors 4 Doctors and Arts in Balance session.

Collaboration

Doctors 4 Doctors / Arts in Balance (NL)

Experiential wellbeing for physicians with clinical psychologist Ingrid Hofkens.

A hand at work with brush and paint, a visual trace from an ARTKOM atelier.

The next step

Bring participatory art into your organisation.

Whether you are planning a wellbeing day, team reflection, leadership gathering, cultural project, conference activation or long-term residency, ARTKOM can help you create a meaningful artistic process for your people and context.