The International Flag of Planet Earth, envisioned by Oskar Pernefeldt as a symbol for the entire world.
Images credit Oskar Pernefeldt
The International Flag of Planet Earth for the representatives of our planet, by Oskar Pernefeldt created for his graduation project at Beckmans college of design.
Current expeditions in outer space use different national flags depending on which country is funding the voyage. The space travelers, however, are more than just representatives of their own countries.
Centered in the flag, seven rings form a flower – a symbol of the life on Earth. The rings are linked to each other, which represents how everything on our planet, directly or indirectly, are linked. The blue field represents water which is essential for life – also as the oceans cover most of our planet’s surface. The flower’s outer rings form a circle which could be seen as a symbol of Earth as a planet and the blue surface could represent the universe.
The video is a part of the graduation project by Oskar Pernefeldt, 2015.
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