On the review that the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics was bizarre:

On the review that the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics was bizarre:

Similar things were said in the past when the Osaka 2025 Expo logo was mentioned, but a country with advanced culture should not be evaluated as "unscrupulous" or "well done." "What is that?" should be said several times. That means that they made a new attempt that people are not familiar with.

How much do you remember the logo for the Qatar World Cup? Do you remember the opening ceremony? On the other hand, the reason I remember the opening ceremony of the PyeongChang Winter Olympics was because of the absurd "human turkey." People remember when they try something different. Of course, it's not all successful, and it's easy to end up as a mockery to do something only to be different, but everyone who knows recognizes it.

While the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics is also often called "bizarre," clapping from various communities (art, game, sub-group) means recognizable people. For example, the Last Supper for Transgender people? At most biennials, it was as intense as anyone who watched without even a blink of an eye. But how many countries, even developed countries, can reveal it to the opening ceremony viewed by the world's general public? The United States? No way.

France is at the intersection of the few countries that do not consider religion inviolable and the few that can express it interestingly and beautifully. France can do it, and France can do it. That is the responsibility of developed countries in culture.

The fact that the video was deleted due to controversy means that the planning intention was successful. They are not people who would not have known that much controversy would arise. The French are well aware that the failure of the salon, not the salon, and the works that were criticized when they came out, raised French contemporary art to the realm of legend.

If you take the lead and commit it like that, the people who plan next will be able to express their imaginations more boldly, saying, "We did that in Paris, but this is nothing..." It expands the horizon of cultural expression.

And France understood the assistance.