Using his signature ‘Acrylic Fusion’ technique – characterised by its fluid movement and bold abstract colour – he created large installations in red and blue, with the latter representing the two teams, Manchester City and Chelsea.
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Mr Black had previously pursued a career in football with Greenock Morton before transitioning into art and design.
His work was seen as stars including Erling Haaland, Antoine Semenyo, Cole Palmer and Enzo Fernández made their way through Wembley ahead of kick-off, with Manchester City lifting the trophy in front of one of his installations.
Mr Black said: “Collaborating with The FA on the Emirates FA Cup Final at Wembley Stadium was an incredibly proud moment for myself, my family and the studio.
“The FA Cup is one of the most iconic competitions in world football, with such deep history and emotion attached to it, so to bring my ‘Acrylic Fusion’ technique into that environment felt really special.
“The vision was to create artwork that captured the energy, intensity and occasion of the Final through fluid movement and colour, transforming key spaces within Wembley into immersive visual experiences.
“Seeing the work showcased across the stadium and becoming part of such a globally recognised sporting moment was something I’ll never forget.”
Craig has built an international reputation through collaborations with global brands including FIFA, Porsche, Meta and Disney, delivering creative projects, live performances and installations around the world.
His Studio Craig Black is an internationally recognised creative practice.
