Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games Logo Revealed
, by Chris
- Official Unveiling: The brand-new emblem for the Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games has been officially revealed by the International Olympic Committee and the Organising Committee, establishing the visual identity for Australia's third Summer Games.
- Emblem's Core Design & Symbolism: The Brisbane 2032 Olympic emblem centers around a stylised crest of a native Australian pink cockatoo that also represents an Olympic flame, incorporating clever geographical and cultural symbolism like the Queensland coast and a subtle nod to the numbers in 2032.
- Key Design Changes & Development: A notable change from previous logos is the addition of 'Olympic Games' lettering for clearer identification, and the emblem was developed over two years by a dedicated design consortium with athlete and community input.
The International Olympic Committee and the Brisbane 2032 Organising Committee have officially revealed the brand-new emblem for the Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games, establishing the visual identity that will define Australia's third Summer Games.
Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games Emblem
This is the new Brisbane 2032 Olympic emblem.
The Brisbane 2032 Olympic emblem centers around the stylised crest of a native Australian pink cockatoo, dynamically shaped to also represent an Olympic flame. The artwork is packed with clever geographical and cultural symbolism: the overall flow of the crest mirrors the coastal outline of Queensland, a subtle dot marks the location of Brisbane as the eye, and the feather groupings subtly nod to the numbers in 2032. Rendered in vivid gradients of magenta, pink, and golden yellow, the emblem captures the warmth and sunshine of the host region alongside First Nations storytelling traditions.
The biggest change to previous logos is that the lettering "Olympic Games" was added, making it easier to know what the logo stands for.
Developed over two years by a dedicated design consortium with athlete and community input across Queensland, the emblem takes its place in the lineage of Summer Olympic identities following Paris 2024 and Los Angeles 2028.
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