On March 21, Hyundai France and Riviera Car Center will blend art and automobile during a charity auction in Antibes. Two Hyundai cars transformed into works of art by renowned artists will be sold to benefit the Lenval Foundation for children.
The world of automobiles joins that of art for a noble cause. The Hyundai France group and Riviera Car Center announce an exceptional auction titled “ART on CARS, HYUNDAI, Art and Automobile,” scheduled for Thursday, March 21. This event, which will be held at the Bastide du Roy in Antibes, aims to support the Lenval Foundation, a children’s hospital located in Nice. Two Hyundai vehicles transformed into works of art by artists Benjamin Fabris (known under the pseudonym Faben) and Zoulliart will be the centerpiece of this auction, which marks 30 years of collaboration between Hyundai France and Riviera Car Center.
### Cars, but More Than That
The auction is not limited to the sale of these two emblematic cars of the brand. Indeed, around thirty works ranging from paintings to sculptures and photography will enrich this charity evening. These creations are the work of various contemporary artists such as Marine Foissey, Petit Prem, Luz, AL X, and GMJ, who will join Faben and Zoulliart for this special occasion. The sale, which will take place in the presence of nearly 300 guests, promises to be a true artistic gathering, offering the possibility to acquire unique pieces. In addition to the in-room sale, an online sale option will be available, allowing for wider participation.
This collaboration between Hyundai France and Riviera Car Center demonstrates their shared commitment to innovation, art, and philanthropy. The vehicles, presented as canvases of artistic expression, symbolize the fusion between automobile and art, while supporting an important cause. The “ART on CARS” auction is not only an opportunity for art and automobile enthusiasts to enrich themselves with unique pieces. It is also, and above all, a chance to contribute to improving the daily lives of hospitalized children at the Lenval Foundation.
