The international science fiction festival took place for five days until Sunday November 3, 2024. A look back in pictures of this new edition at the Cité des congrès, in Nantes.
Freakshow, Emil Ferris. | PRESS PHOTO OCEAN-SIMON TORLOTIN
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Freakshow, Emil Ferris. | PRESS PHOTO OCEAN-SIMON TORLOTIN
From Wednesday October 30 to Sunday November 3, 2024, the Cité des congrès de Nantes hosted Les Utopiales. It was the 25e edition of this science fiction event increased with great surprises once again this year. Ocean Press offers you a look back in images, including photos taken on Sunday, the last day of this international festival.
The fourth day of the festival ended with the traditional awards ceremony. Find the complete prize list on https://www.utopiales.org/edition-2024/palmares-2024/
The Extraordinary Prize was, for example, awarded to Francis Berthelot.
Les Utopiales, this Sunday, November 3, 2024. | PRESS PHOTO OCEAN-SIMON TORLOTINView full screen
Les Utopiales, this Sunday, November 3, 2024. | PRESS PHOTO OCEAN-SIMON TORLOTIN
A space with several partners. | PRESS PHOTO OCEAN-SIMON TORLOTINView full screen
A space with several partners. | PRESS PHOTO OCEAN-SIMON TORLOTIN
Métal Hurlant, the anniversary. | PRESS PHOTO OCEAN-SIMON TORLOTINView full screen
Métal Hurlant, the anniversary. | PRESS PHOTO OCEAN-SIMON TORLOTIN
Very popular exhibitions. | PRESS PHOTO OCEAN-SIMON TORLOTINView full screen
Very popular exhibitions. | PRESS PHOTO OCEAN-SIMON TORLOTIN
Multiverse, the art of Aleksi Briclot. | PRESS PHOTO OCEAN-SIMON TORLOTINView full screen
Multiverse, the art of Aleksi Briclot. | PRESS PHOTO OCEAN-SIMON TORLOTIN
Absence
This Sunday, the designer Emil Ferris was not able to come to the festival as planned according to the organizers.
This Sunday at the Cité des Congrès. | PRESS PHOTO OCEAN-SIMON TORLOTINView full screen
This Sunday at the Cité des Congrès. | PRESS PHOTO OCEAN-SIMON TORLOTIN
Freakshow, inspired by the work of Emil Ferris. | PRESS PHOTO OCEAN-SIMON TORLOTINView full screen
Freakshow, inspired by the work of Emil Ferris. | PRESS PHOTO OCEAN-SIMON TORLOTIN
