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The Olymp’Arts symbol: six stars

The Olymp’Arts symbol brings together six stars of different colours, arranged in a pyramid: one star for each continent. Marc Verrière explains its meaning.

Six stars in a pyramid: a grey one at the top, a red one and a yellow one in the middle, a blue, a purple and a green one at the bottom.
The Olymp’Arts symbol: six stars in a pyramid.

Six stars, six continents

The six stars are the artists of the six continents. I wanted them in different colours, because art is a world of colours and it expresses the spirit and thought of humanity.

A pyramid pointing to the sky

Together, they form a pyramid rising towards the sky, like the inspiration of artists, which always lifts them higher.

The white star at the top

At the top, the white star represents Antarctica: a continent of ice, the Earth’s great nature reserve. It is a reminder of what humanity must protect, together.

— Marc Verrière, founder of the Olympic Arts. Translated from French.