Paris Saint-Germain: artwork made from Parc des Princes seats sold for the benefit of the Foundation

Paris Saint-Germain (Ligue 1 Uber Eats), as part of its partnership with the cultural platform Underdogs, is marketing artworks made from former seats from the Parc des Princes (Paris, FRA), according to the club on 20/12/2021. The sale of these works, created by Portuguese artist Vhils, will help finance the Foundation's projects "for sick, disabled and disadvantaged young people and their communities."

"Called Temporize, these silkscreen prints capture a moment frozen in time and reveal the passion-filled face of the Parisian supporters across thirty former Parc des Princes seats, which were removed when the stadium was renovated between 2013 and 2015. A selection of other redundant seats were sold in the Colette concept store (Paris, FRA) back in 2016," said the club. The 30 pieces are available at a price of €3,500 each, with three additional pieces sold at €7,000. The initiative could thus bring in €126,000 for the Paris Saint-Germain Foundation.

"As always since our partnership with Underdogs (see below), this new drop is a popular success. The artists are inspired. The…