Shiruba98 Posted January 28 Report Posted January 28 13 hours ago, Ikarus360 said: Here. Taken from CCTV (China). https://i.imgur.com/q0lBO31.mp4 I can't see the file unfortunately. Quote
Citizen-Seth Posted February 2 Report Posted February 2 I appreciate the desire to present something new, but this just looks silly. Quote
AustralianFan Posted February 3 Author Report Posted February 3 23 hours ago, Nacholympic said: The cauldron also has a color lights display! https://www.instagram.com/reel/DUNgj7wjJCU/?igsh=M3RmYzF1Y3A5M2M1 21 hours ago, PikyoK said: Magnifico. At least that wasn't leaked by Milano Cortina 2026 14 hours ago, rio2016man said: How wonderful! A nice creative colurful border around a very tiny flame, following the tradition set by Beijing 2022. 1 Quote
AmaniS Posted February 10 Report Posted February 10 What is it? At first it looked like chains. In the day it sorta looks snowflakes. I can't find an official interpretation Quote
AustralianFan Posted February 10 Author Report Posted February 10 35 minutes ago, AmaniS said: What is it? At first it looked like chains. In the day it sorta looks snowflakes. I can't find an official interpretation From the Games organisers Olympics.com, its hard to find an explanation for it’s specific shape and design, but I found this more general info: “The Cauldrons, a powerful symbol of harmony between the two host cities and the territories of the widespread Games, have been created thanks to the partnership with Fincantieri, sponsor of Milano Cortina 2026, and are the result of a project by Marco Balich in collaboration with Lida Castelli and Paolo Fantin.” - Fincantieri is a ship building company and Marco Balich is the Creative Director of the Milano Cortina Ceremonies. Also found this on news.artnet.com : “A flame cauldron inspired by Leonardo da Vinci’s intricate knot drawings and opening ceremony performances nodding to Antonio Canova and Italy’s architectural landmarks set an art / historical tone for the opening of the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics on Friday night.” Quote
baron-pierreIV Posted February 10 Report Posted February 10 The weird thing about these Milano-Cortina caldera is that they were designed to fit inside the cramped space of the arch. So, instead of letting the design imagination run wild, it is . . .ok, how do we get a little burning thingie in there without burning down the arch?? 🫢 Quote
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