The 63rd Monte-Carlo Television Festival poster revealed

In light blue and pastel tones, the design by Aurely Antzemberger* exudes a soothing and mysterious atmosphere, conducive to escapism.

This palette of varying shades of blue is an invitation to travel and expand the imagination.

An elegant woman in a sober, distinguished outfit, no doubt a representation of the Nymph, the famous trophy awarded to the winners of the competition, gazes off into the distance at the clear horizon, hinting at a serene future.

She seems to be entering a free and liberated world, the world of television production, which calls for escapism.

The variety of pastel colours reserved for the intertwining letters is reminiscent of the neutral tones of the lighting effects found on a television set, allowing the cameras to enhance the contrasts.

The title of the event, created in an extremely dynamic typography, with this reference to the Principality of Monaco marked by the crenellations of the Prince's Palace on the letter E, gives this poster a positive energy.