A curation by Natalie Slater, Curator at Singulart - In this curatorial selection, football serves as both subject and source material. Some works capture the energy of the game directly—players in motion, packed stadiums, moments of anticipation and celebration—while others borrow from its colors, geometry, and graphic language, recalling the flags, jerseys, and visual identity that shape international competition. Football has always reached far beyond the match itself. It lives in neighborhood rivalries, national pride, childhood memories, and the rituals that surround every kickoff and final whistle. That same presence runs through these works, whether expressed through figuration, abstraction, or bold fields of color. Together, the selection reflects the many ways football becomes part of everyday visual culture. It exists not only in the action on the field, but in the images, colors, and collective memories that continue long after the game is over.