IOC unveils logos for 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Brisbane

The International Olympic Committee has unveiled the official logos of the 2032 Summer Olympic and Paralympic Games in Brisbane, Australia. It's from sb.by.

The concept of visual style is based on the images of two species of Australian parrots: for the Olympics, a pink cockatoo is chosen, and for the Paralympics, a yellow-chopped one. These graphic elements are complemented by the text inscription “Brisbane 2032”, the classical Olympic rings and the Paralympic emblem “Agitos”.

In the form of bird crests, the contours of the Australian state of Queensland, hosting the competition, are guessed. In addition, the composition includes stylized images of the Olympic and Paralympic flames, which represent hope, inspiration and unity. The location of the feathers is a reference to the date of the Games - 2032.

Head of the IOC Coordination Commission for Preparations for the 2020 Games Mikaela Kohuangko-Jaworski noted:

- This vivid image of the Games will fly around the world, telling the story of Brisbane 2020. It is also a symbol of the excitement and ambition with which an entire generation of young athletes and fans will grow up over the next six years.

Brisbane will be the capital of the 2032 Summer Olympics from July 23 to August 8. The Paralympics will be held from August 24 to September 5. This will be Australia’s third Summer Games. They were held in Melbourne in 1956 and in Sydney in 2000.

Photo: IOC.