Paris Popcorn

Hervé Di Rosa burst onto the French art scene in the early 1980s as a founder of Figuration Libre. At a time when contemporary art could feel rather serious, Di Rosa went in the opposite direction. His paintings were bold, funny and packed with comic-book characters, monsters, robots, graffiti and very bright colours.

The exhibition is cleverly divided into themes rather than timelines, introducing visitors to adventurers, billionaires, gamblers, counterfeiters, thieves and dreamers. Along the way, it asks surprisingly modern questions. Why are we fascinated by people who have enormous fortunes?

What makes this collaboration so special is that it's not just another celebrity collection. Back in 1986, Maradona was actually wearing Le Coq Sportif when he led Argentina to World Cup glory, so this partnership feels like a genuine reunion rather than a marketing exercise.