A Globe Connecting the World
The globe-and-orbit structure symbolizes an international meeting where young people share thoughts and sensibilities through haiku beyond borders and languages.
The moment one line of poetry meets the world
It expresses the idea that a single poetic line can move beyond personal emotion, connect different cultures and languages, and open a new world.
DESIGN MEANING
Meaning of the Logo
Each element links the world, communication, nature, creativity, and the future in a single flowing form.
One Line, One Conversation
The speech-bubble form shows that haiku is not merely a short sentence, but a creative language that connects one person with another.
Light toward Creativity and the Future
The stars and connecting line represent young people’s fresh perspectives and creative expression expanding into the culture of the future.
Different Voices in Harmony
The three colored dots represent voices from different languages, cultures, and generations meeting harmoniously within one festival.
OFFICIAL COLOR MESSAGE
Messages in the Colors
The palette expresses the world and nature, growth and passion, and the depth of literature.
Blue
World · future · possibility
Teal
Nature · seasons · flow of feeling
Green
Life · growth · youth potential
Red
Creative passion · a new beginning
Deep Navy
Literary depth · trust · continuity
FESTIVAL STATEMENT
Meeting through haiku, connecting through one line
Korea Haiku World Youth Festival 2026 is an international literary festival where young people from around the world meet through haiku, experience nature and the seasons, and connect across languages and cultures through a single line of poetry.
Haiku is brief, yet it carries a deep resonance. Each person’s line comes together to create a new chapter in youth literature around the world.
Official Information
Logo designKim SuSeong
HostKorea Haiku Federation
OrganizerKorea Haiku World Youth Festival 2026 Organizing Committee
This logo is the official symbol of the festival. Its proportions, colors, and component positions should be preserved without arbitrary alteration.