The strongest element of the visual identity for the 2026 edition is a set of linear illustrations inspired by musical instruments, music, architecture, and Jewish symbolism. The symbols work both individually and as modular compositions and patterns, allowing the identity to be flexibly adapted across different formats.

The distinctive colour palette — deep navy-teal, burgundy, muted pink, and warm beige — gives the project an elegant, cultural character while moving away from stereotypical visual references associated with Jewish culture. The system is complemented by the festival’s distinctive logotype, whose soft, rhythmic forms correspond with the illustrations and the musical character of the event.

The identity was designed to work across urban spaces, printed materials, and digital communication. Artist photography is combined with organic fields of colour and bold informational typography, maintaining a strong and recognisable visual language while highlighting the programme and performers.

The result is a flexible visual system based on rhythm, symbolism, and music, reflecting the festival’s historical and cultural context through a contemporary, light, and accessible visual language.