The Fight Aids Cup, a key event combining football and solidarity, once again brought together iconic figures from the world of sports and charity for its 5th edition.
Once again this year, Art of Canada was honored to be associated with this event by putting art at the service of the cause.
For the 2025 edition, Art of Canada created a unique piece in homage to Charles Leclerc, a Monégasque Formula 1 driver and member of the Barbagiuans. This artistic piece, raffled in a fundraiser, symbolizes the collective's commitment to charitable actions, where art becomes a tool for awareness and support.
The work, capturing the energy and determination of the Ferrari driver, was won during the charity auction organized for the benefit of Fight Aids Monaco - a powerful way to transform creativity into tangible impact.
Another highlight of the evening was the introduction of our artistic mini F1, specially designed in the colors of theBarbagiuans. This unique replica had a special role: to deliver the ball for the kickoff of the match. A symbolic nod to our main piece featuring the Ferrari driver, it perfectly illustrated the fusion between sport, art, and the defended cause.
And who better than Seb Delanney, a car enthusiast and renowned content creator, to be at the wheel of this mini F1? His commitment and passion added an even stronger dimension to this unforgettable moment.
As every year, the Fight Aids Cup brought together an exceptional array of guests. Football legends such as Robert Pirès, Patrice Evra, and Franck Ribéry shone on the field, helping to highlight this essential cause.
The enthusiasm around this event proves, once again, the importance of sports and art in raising awareness for major causes.
Art of Canada is proud to have once again contributed to this exceptional event. Thanks to the Barbagiuans, Fight AidsMonaco, and all the personalities involved in this essential cause.
