A unique artwork honoring Jules Bianchi was unveiled and signed by F1 drivers in Monaco, soon to be auctioned for his foundation.
This year, the legendary Racing Stars Football Cup once again brought Monaco to life. Organized by the Barbagiuans — the team founded by H.S.H. Prince Albert II — the charity match united celebrities and professional athletes against the Nazionale Piloti, a team made up of world-class racing drivers. An unforgettable game played not just for sport, but for purpose.
For this special edition of the Racing Stars Football Cup, the collective Art of Canada created a powerful tribute to a name that continues to resonate in the world of motorsport: Jules Bianchi.
The original artwork, featuring Jules’ portrait, was infused with passion, remembrance, and respect. During the event, it was signed by many of the participating drivers — a gesture of unity and homage from the racing community.
The painting will soon be auctioned, with all proceeds going to the Jules Bianchi Association. This organization works closely with the USCL (unit for patients with severe brain injuries) at L’Archet Hospital in Nice —the same unit where Jules was cared for — to improve the comfort and quality of life for patients and their families.
The association also aims to expand its support into similar pediatric care units in the future. A cause rooted in compassion, care, and the will to make a difference.
At Art of Canada, we believe art can carry more than beauty— it can carry memory, meaning, and momentum. With this piece, we honour a legacy, amplify a mission, and stand beside those who continue to make an impact in Jules’ name.
A heartfelt thank you to the Barbagiuans and the Jules Bianchi Association for allowing us to be part of this meaningful moment.
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