ODITI and Six Nations Rugby Unveil First-Ever Official Tournament Artwork
By Sophie Caraan
Published on April 17, 2026.
Creative platform ODITI and Six Nations Rugby have partnered to unveil the first official tournament artwork for the 2026 men's and women's competitions. The collaboration aims to reintroduce collectability and creativity to global sporting events. Artist Tanguy Bourhis has been tasked with creating the visual identity for both the men and women’s competitions. This is a significant first for the Six Nations, which has never commissioned official artwork. The project aims to revitalise the tradition of partnering with artists to integrate sport more deeply in visual culture.
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