2020迪拜世博会
Bridging past, present and future at the World's Fair
The World Expo, originally known as the World’s Fair, is one of the world’s oldest and largest international events.
The event takes place every five years in the world’s very best cities. It is a catalyst for connecting minds and inspiring participants to mobilize around global challenges. In 2020, the event was held in Dubai—the first time the World Expo took place in the Middle East, Africa and South Asia region. To mark this momentous occasion, Expo 2020 Dubai was in need of an identity that was fit for a debut on the global stage.
The logo takes inspiration from a series of gold rings discovered at Saruq al Hadid, a multiperiod archaeological site found by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum in the desert of the United Arab Emirates. A universal symbol of trade and connectivity, the rings symbolize the unity and collective strength of humanity across time.
Our design is a celebration and reminder of Dubai’s continued role as a global point of convergence. Each link touches and is touched by another, just like the connections between people and exchange of ideas so essential to Expo 2020. The design reflects both the original beauty of the artifact and the Expo’s inspiring message of connections, a perfect symbol of the unity amongst humanity that Expo 2020 promotes. The comprehensive visual system including a bespoke dual-language typeface, was designed to build progressively as momentum builds towards and throughout the event, a brand expression that could stretch across a wide variety of touch points, products and initiatives spanning the event from start to finish.
The official logo was unveiled to an audience of tens of thousands during the launch event. Projected onto the Burj Khalifa, it was the world’s first look at the historic symbol.
Expo 2020 Dubai, running from 2021年10月 through 2022年3月, recorded 24,102,967 visits, welcomed 192 countries and shown the world what can be achieved when humanity comes together.
