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- Each of the pictograms is a badge of honour, representing not only a sporting discipline but also a family, a sense of pride, a set of values and a community. It is a symbol of each wearer belonging to a chosen sporting family, and a sign of affinity with a great and beautiful sporting community.
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Paris 2024 has reinvented the concept of Olympic and Paralympic pictograms, elevating them from mere visual aids to striking coats of arms that serve as rallying cries for sports fans.
- Paris 2024 reveals look of the upcoming Games and 62 new ...
Today (8 February 2023), Paris 2024 revealed the look and...
- Paris 2024 reveals look of the upcoming Games and 62 new ...
Aug 2, 2023 · These pictograms will appear for the first time in mid-February on the Olympic Games ticketing website during the sale of ‘Make Your Games’ packs. Please find here all the contents related to the Look of the Games and the pictograms of the Olympic and Paralympic disciplines.
- Celebration: A Sense of Festivity
- Transfer: A Sense of Style
- Rationalisation: A Sense of Responsibility
- Personalisation: A Sense of The Collective
Bringing people together through sport, the new look is a celebration of the Olympic Games - the world’s biggest sporting event. It is both colourful and joyful, reflecting the festive spirit of the Games.
Transferring sport into the city with style, the Paris 2024 look is uncompromisingly elegant, reflecting Paris’s position as the capital of fashion and the City of Light. The look was inspired by the creative French spirit, as well as the Art Deco movement that was so in vogue when Paris last hosted the Games in 1924.
In line with Paris 2024’s objective of delivering streamlined, responsible Games, a shared theme has been chosen for both the Olympic and Paralympic Games with minimal differences between the two. The presentation style will remain the same, with just the Olympic rings being replaced by the Agitos, and certain sporting symbols replaced with other i...
Paris 2024 is a Games by everyone for everyone, bringing together every region of the country, in mainland France and beyond. With that in mind - and for the first time ever - the look of the Games will be decked out in the colours of the host communities and partners who will each have the opportunity to personalise the look in their own image.
- Sean Mcalister
Jun 17, 2024 · The Paris 2024 emblem is part of this unprecedented approach. It combines three symbolic elements (the medal, the flame and a Marianne, symbolizing the Republic) that make up the face of the Paris 2024 Games.
Paris 2024 is breaking new ground by reinventing the pictogram, creating a badge of honour that represents not only a sporting discipline, but also a family, a sense of pride, a set of values and a community. This badge of honour is a symbol of community, an emblem, a banner of unity.
Feb 8, 2023 · The Paris 2024 Organising Committee has revealed the designs of the official pictograms and the visual concept of the Paralympic and Olympic Games on Wednesday, 8 February. The 23 Paralympic disciplines are represented by 15 Paralympic-only pictograms and eight pictograms that are shared with Olympic disciplines.
The visual identity for the Olympic and Paralympic Games Paris 2024 has been conceived on the basis of four main themes: celebration, transfer, rationalisation, and personalisation. CELEBRATION: A SENSE OF FESTIVITY.
