To celebrate the FIFA World Cup 2026™, Richard Orlinski partners with the French Football Federation to reveal an exclusive new creation: the Kong Football, where art and football come together in a bold expression of passion and performance.
Richard Orlinski and S.T. Dupont unite their worlds in an exclusive collection, transforming the Maison’s iconic pieces into contemporary works of art.
For this new chapter of their collaboration, Richard Orlinski and PUMA reinvent the Mostro, one of the boldest silhouettes in the brand’s history, through an all-new second edition.
For Sonic’s 35th anniversary, pop culture meets contemporary art in an official collaboration with SEGA, unveiling an ultra limited-edition artwork of the legendary hedgehog.
To mark the return of the Smurfs to the silver screen, Richard Orlinski revisits three of Peyo's cult figures: Papa Smurf, Smurfette and Smurf.
After their first successful collaboration in Miami, the duo are renewing their collaboration for the Miami Grand Prix 2025 with an even bolder helmet.
To mark the 50th anniversary of the Ali vs Foreman fight, Richard Orlinski pays tribute to the greatest boxer of all time with a limited series of exclusive sculptures.
Richard Orlinski reinvents the aesthetics of HEAD snowshoes by infusing them with reflections, textures and street art, fusing performance and emotion and embodying the bold alliance between art and sport.
The world of Richard Orlinski merges with PUMA's sportswear DNA in two iconic models: the RS-X sneaker and the Future Ultimate 7 soccer cleat.
Richard Orlinski reinterprets the Phryges, mascots of the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games. A powerful encounter between art and sport, through an exclusive collection of official products that celebrate freedom, competition, inclusion and diversity.
The BIC 4 Couleurs pen, an iconic object that has been passed down through the generations since its creation in 1970, is brought to life by artist Richard Orlinski.
Inspired by François Pompon's iconic White Bear, Richard Orlinski creates works with a double interpretation: smooth on one side, faceted on the other, where heritage and modernity converse.