The Beginnings

The 2024/25 season marks the inauguration of Corzek. A season which wrapped up with some wonderful collaborative art pieces, from a variety of clubs, leagues and players.

Corzek’s first partner was Arsenal, a club which has a history of supporting the creation of new video concepts in football. In this industry, visionaries are often left with very few outlets to express their ideas, thanks to Arsenal, Corzek has been able to bring their new ideas to life at the Emirates. A stadium fitting of the title ‘the big stage’.

Arsenal helped Corzek cross boundaries, supporting the brand in establishing itself as the only one in English football granted permission by the Premier League to shoot videography from the stands. Since then, Corzek has achieved this milestone with other organisations such as FIFA, the EFL and UEFA.

Art in football

Athletes are artists, their moments on the pitch are an expression of human creativity, just like any other form of art. Those seconds of genius come from years of practice. Corzek aim's to create the definitive version of these highlights, videos that fans return to for years, because this is art designed to last.

Traditionally in football, beyond club social teams, the only content published was taken from broadcast footage and delivered directly to fans. Corzek pushed these boundaries, becoming the first luxury brand to create football art specialised for mobile consumption. Ensuring the purity of vision wherever the gallery may be, in the hand as much as on the wall.

On social media, content had often been admired but then lost to the scroll. Corzek turned these passing moments into permanence, creating each movement as a work of art, hand finished at the Corzek atelier to be preserved as part of the gallery. This appreciation for the craft grew, as online communities began to revisit moments which had happened many months prior. Works of artistry lived on within the Corzek gallery.

Arsenal and Corzek

For Arsenal, Corzek transformed fast paced moments, only a few seconds long, into extended pieces of living art. Each fragment of movement was treated with the utmost consideration, from the laces on a boot, the glint of an armband, the tones of the kit against the green of the Emirates carpet. Highlighting textures of football’s artistry through its lens.

Arsenal trusted Corzek to bring its artisans inside their home. After each match at the Emirates, material was sent to the London atelier, where every frame was reimagined with the precision of couture. The team edited, balanced, and refined every detail until it was worthy of presentation to the Arsenal and Corzek communities. This partnership represents Arsenal’s legacy of supporting creative expression in football and the shared belief that the game itself can be preserved as art.

Our Belief

Corzek believes that athletes are artists. The art produced on the pitch deserves to be presented on the best canvas. The athletes create the art, whilst Corzek creates the canvas. This allows talent to be displayed in the most beautiful way.

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The Commission

Arsenal commissioned Corzek for 9 home games in the 24/25 season, bringing 2 artisans to film each match whilst maintaining editing capabilities back at the atelier, ensuring the videos for Arsenal’s channels were ready for exhibition on the same day.

Corzek produced 22 videos, delivering over 150 million views, with the most viewed piece achieving 41 million views and now sitting in the Corzek gallery, alongside Saka and Arsenal.

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The time invested into the craft is aligned with the time the athletes invest into theirs. Throughout the season’s commission, Corzek featured on the accounts of Declan Rice, Mikel Merino, Bukayo Saka and Jakub Kiwior.

Seen by millions, and cherished most deeply by the artists themselves.

Corzek is proud to have created a new medium at the intersection of luxury, sport, and contemporary art. We thank Arsenal for supporting this vision and making it possible.

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