Paris Saint-Germain unveils a monumental temporary artwork for Art Basel Paris

The Club•24 Oct 2025 18:00

As part of its partnership with Art Basel, Paris Saint-Germain opened the doors of the Parc des Princes to artist and photographer Georges Rousse for a unique temporary installation at the crossroads of art, color, and movement.

Beneath the Boulogne stand, the artist transforms a section of the stadium into a true theatre of shapes and light. A red hexagon unfolds at the heart of a blue square — the club’s colors — in a play of perspectives where the gaze becomes movement and architecture enters into dialogue with light.

From this monumental work emerges a limited series of ten original photographs printed on Hahnemühle paper, each signed and numbered from 1/10 to 10/10 — a testament to the vibrant encounter between sport and artistic creation. Each print will be accompanied by a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist. The series will then be offered for sale, with 25% of the proceeds donated to the Paris Saint-Germain Endowment Fund through PSG for Communities, thus extending the artistic gesture in a spirit of solidarity and social commitment.

A Revitalized Multi-Sport Court with Artist Futura 2000

The presentation of Georges Rousse’s work at the Parc des Princes marks the second major artistic highlight for the Club around Art Basel, following yesterday’s inauguration of a revitalized multi-sport court in Tremblay-en-France with artist Futura 2000, created in collaboration with Qatar Airways. Designed as a space for social connection accessible to everyone, legendary New York graffiti artist Futura 2000 reinterpreted Paris Saint-Germain’s iconic Red & Blue colors through a vibrant and urban graphic language.

Paris Saint-Germain, Partner of Art Basel Paris for the Second Consecutive Year

This initiative is part of the ongoing partnership between the Club and Art Basel Paris, which was launched last year with the personalized jerseys created by Françoise Pétrovitch. Once again this year, Paris Saint-Germain strengthens its presence in the world of contemporary art through several activations. Two exclusive products — a t-shirt and a crew neck — were unveiled at the Club’s stand at Art Basel Paris, held at the Grand Palais from October 24 to 26, 2025, and inaugurated on October 22 by Paris Saint-Germain President Nasser Al-Khelaïfi.

The Club also took part in a panel dedicated to the dialogue between sport and contemporary art, alongside leading figures from the cultural scene, illustrating the unique artistic journey of Paris Saint-Germain.