L’emblème de Paris 2024 tourné vers l’Est.

Sylvain Boyer, créateur de l’emblème officiel des jeux de Paris 2024, propose de modifier le visage de l’emblème pour tourner son regard vers l’Europe de l’Est et vers un nouvel avenir.

Un nouveau regard, un nouveau profil, pour un nouveau monde.

La proposition première de l’emblème, révélé en 2019, présentait pour la première fois de l’histoire olympique un visage féminin qui nous regardait de face. Ce visage, associé à la symbolique de flamme olympique incarnait la liberté et l’émancipation pour tous, à l’instar des nombreux symboles féminins allégories de liberté, de justice et de démocratie.

L’auteur de ce visage de la liberté suggère qu’il soit tourné vers l’Est de Paris, afin de lui porter un regard attentionné sur l’Europe de l’Est.

“It’s the symbol of women’s emancipation, and even today we still need to fight. So yes, I love this logo for that.”

Europe 1

Bringing values together.

The feminine face of a Parisienne, an allegory of emancipation and freedom embodied by many figures, including Marianne.
The Olympic flame and the Promethean myth of progress for all.
The gold medal as a reward of talent and of surpassing oneself.

Revolutionizing
the image of sport

Men and women under the same sports allegory.

Sport is evolving, as is the number of women participating in it. However, the image of sport has not really changed. Our emblem is an update image which matches the reality of sport today.

→ How sport is figured in advertising

Female participation
in the Olympic Games.

One year after our logo reveal, Paris 2024 announced a total parity between male and female athletes.
A historic first!

In the mood
for low carbon

“An interesting story behind the logo, which is rooted in sustainability”

Creative Review

Ecobranding the Olympic Games.

Apply the Ecobranding method to the brand’s identity materials, and adapt the identity according of the media: light mode on paper to limit ink consumption, and dark mode on screen to limit power consumption.

Low ink consumption logo

Same Paralympic & Olympic emblem

Geometrically pure

Design with minimum data

Eco dark mode version

From Art Deco
to Art d’Eco

“A pure and elegant typography”

Le Monde

A face with an eco-typeface.

Inspired by Art Deco’s radically geometric yet eccentric spirit, the Paris 2024 typeface has been eco-designed to limit the use of paper needed for materials and limits the power consumption on digital media.

A typeface designed to reduce paper and ink consumption thanks to the tightly drawn letters. The variable font size also reduces power consumption thanks to its single font file.

Paper: -6% of system fonts
Ink: -17,23% of system fonts
Data: -82% of standards files

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Eco-colors
Soft & Natural

“This emblem is historic”

Brut

From colors to dark.

Colors with limited inking rates to reduce ink consumption.
A Dark Mode color system on displays to reduce power consumption.

Print: Colors that do not exceed a 100% inking rate.
Screen: Dark mode saves the battery life of smartphones with OLED displays.

This Face
is yours

“This face is yours, it’s the face of the men and women who are mobilized, of the athletes who have come from the four corners of the world to surpass themselves, of the Olympic values.”

Emmanuel Macron

A face that comes to life with you.

An emblem that adapts to your emotions, that reacts, and can even talk to you. It’s up to us to bring our emblem to life.

A face with
many faces

Everyone can create their own story with this emblem.

It is free of all interpretations, a face, a flame, a woman, Marianne, or something else.
Everyone can interpret it in their own way, and this is probably the most human aspect of this emblem.

“We are very impressed…
The emblem of Paris 2024 has had a colossal international impact”

Tony Estanguet
(Paris 2024 CEO)