FAIM ZONE: International Polo Tour®

FAIM ZONE x International Polo Tour®

FAIM ZONE partners with the International Polo Tour® worlds first IPT Crypto Cup to bring the sport’s legacy into the digital age through exclusive digital collectibles and fan engagement experiences. 

Together, they transform iconic polo moments, teams, and events into authenticated digital assets that donors, fans and sponsors can own, trade, and showcase globally.

This collaboration merges polo’s timeless elegance with cutting-edge Web3 technology — giving enthusiasts a new way to connect with the sport, unlock VIP experiences, and celebrate the IPT’s global culture of sport, luxury, and philanthropy.

Celebrated American artist Ron Burkhardt is renowned for his emotionally charged works that merge visual storytelling with profound symbolism. Known internationally as the founder of “Notism Art” — a genre defined by layered expressions of memory, time, and human experience — Burkhardt’s paintings have graced galleries from New York to Palm Beach and found homes in elite private and corporate collections worldwide.

In a rare fusion of art, royalty, and humanitarian spirit, Burkhardt created an extraordinary work capturing His Majesty King Charles III and Tareq Salahi, Chairman of the International Polo Tour® & IPT TEAM USA Polo Team Captain, in honor of their shared dedication to the game of polo and to global goodwill. The piece was unveiled in support of We Will Survive Cancer (WWSC), the charity partner of the International Polo Tour®, symbolizing hope, endurance, and unity through art and sport.

The painting evokes the refined energy of the polo field — brushstrokes suggesting motion, leadership, and grace — while paying tribute to King Charles’s lifelong passion for polo and philanthropy, and to Salahi’s commitment to harnessing the sport’s global reach for charitable impact.

As Burkhardt noted, “Art and polo share the same heartbeat — both are timeless expressions of courage, elegance, and humanity.”

This work now stands as a visual testament to that belief: a portrait not only of two men, but of a shared mission — where royalty, art, and compassion converge to benefit those in need through the enduring legacy of We Will Survive Cancer.