The official posters for the Paris Olympics and Paralympics were recently released, inviting everyone to appreciate Paris in an artistic way!
Created by the famous French illustrator Ugo Gattoni, its multitude of elements and rich details hide many mysteries.
Ugo Gattoni French illustrator
His work is filled with wild imagination and surrealism, excelling in portraying intricate details to an unimaginable precision. With vibrant colors, he is a collaborating illustrator with international fashion brands such as Hermès, Cartier, and more.
While participating in the grandeur of the Paris Olympics, why not also pay attention to street art and create a unique memory of Paris?
Translation: Instagram @paris2024
It is also worth mentioning that Invader’s works have appeared in Hong Kong in the past. He has not only held the “Wipe Out” exhibition at PMQ in Sheung Wan, but also left mosaic works in various places such as Harbour City Mall in Tsim Sha Tsui, the buildings on Duckling Street and Temple Street, adding a playful touch.
While participating in the grandeur of the Paris Olympics, why not also pay attention to street art and create a unique memory of Paris?
Translation: Instagram @paris2024
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- Hong Kong illustrator Pen So transforms the power of music into captivating visuals with just a pen and ink
- Giant Paper Figure Legendarily Situated in a Shopping Mall: French Artist Jean Jullien Takes You into the 2D World!
- Opening program of the French May Arts Festival, M+ Black and White Photography Collection Exhibition
- Hong Kong illustrator Pen So transforms the power of music into captivating visuals with just a pen and ink
- Giant Paper Figure Legendarily Situated in a Shopping Mall: French Artist Jean Jullien Takes You into the 2D World!
- Opening program of the French May Arts Festival, M+ Black and White Photography Collection Exhibition
Invader French artist
擅長馬賽克創作的他作風低調，亦從不露面，但他以自己的藝術幽默，讓人們與城市有更多的互動性，為大眾帶來驚喜，留下深刻印象。 這次，Invader 的馬賽克塗鴉作品也一如既往，在巴黎的每個角落創作，像尋寶遊戲，讓大家在巴黎街頭找找看！
It is also worth mentioning that Invader’s works have appeared in Hong Kong in the past. He has not only held the “Wipe Out” exhibition at PMQ in Sheung Wan, but also left mosaic works in various places such as Harbour City Mall in Tsim Sha Tsui, the buildings on Duckling Street and Temple Street, adding a playful touch.
While participating in the grandeur of the Paris Olympics, why not also pay attention to street art and create a unique memory of Paris?
Translation: Instagram @paris2024
Further reading:
Invader French artist
擅長馬賽克創作的他作風低調，亦從不露面，但他以自己的藝術幽默，讓人們與城市有更多的互動性，為大眾帶來驚喜，留下深刻印象。 這次，Invader 的馬賽克塗鴉作品也一如既往，在巴黎的每個角落創作，像尋寶遊戲，讓大家在巴黎街頭找找看！
It is also worth mentioning that Invader’s works have appeared in Hong Kong in the past. He has not only held the “Wipe Out” exhibition at PMQ in Sheung Wan, but also left mosaic works in various places such as Harbour City Mall in Tsim Sha Tsui, the buildings on Duckling Street and Temple Street, adding a playful touch.
While participating in the grandeur of the Paris Olympics, why not also pay attention to street art and create a unique memory of Paris?
Translation: Instagram @paris2024
Ugo Gattoni spent a total of six months and over 2000 hours hand-drawing to create this dreamlike and surreal sports city. The two posters are divided into left and right sides, with the left featuring the Olympics and the right featuring the Paralympics. Both posters can be viewed independently or together, creating a stunning effect!
The poster not only depicts medals, aerial metro, Olympic flame, main Olympic venues, and the logo of this Olympics, but also includes many subtle details. Carefully, the artist drew an equal number of men and women inside the illustration to symbolize gender equality; iconic architectural elements of Paris and France, such as the Eiffel Tower, Seine River, Arc de Triomphe, Concorde Square, etc.; it also showcases a total of 47 sports, including the first-ever “People’s Marathon” in Olympic history. Notably, the artist also hid 8 Paris Olympics mascots, Phryges, in the drawing, hoping everyone can have fun searching for them together.
Further reading:
Invader French artist
擅長馬賽克創作的他作風低調，亦從不露面，但他以自己的藝術幽默，讓人們與城市有更多的互動性，為大眾帶來驚喜，留下深刻印象。 這次，Invader 的馬賽克塗鴉作品也一如既往，在巴黎的每個角落創作，像尋寶遊戲，讓大家在巴黎街頭找找看！
It is also worth mentioning that Invader’s works have appeared in Hong Kong in the past. He has not only held the “Wipe Out” exhibition at PMQ in Sheung Wan, but also left mosaic works in various places such as Harbour City Mall in Tsim Sha Tsui, the buildings on Duckling Street and Temple Street, adding a playful touch.
While participating in the grandeur of the Paris Olympics, why not also pay attention to street art and create a unique memory of Paris?
Translation: Instagram @paris2024
