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Born from a dialogue between heritage and horizon, between rigor and intuition, this new artistic direction embodies the balance the agency stands for: positioning classical music within a bold, demanding modernity that remains open to interpretation.

Inspired by the rational architecture of the Bauhaus and the poetic forms of Kandinsky, who composed his paintings like abstract scores, this identity expresses an essential pursuit: that of a structured order that still leaves room for emotion. Like a fugue in which each voice finds its place, every graphic element contributes to an overall architecture conceived with precision. Typography acts as a clear melodic line, colours create harmonies, and empty spaces bring breath and rhythm.

At the heart of this transformation, the logo synthesizes this vision. Built on a refined and balanced geometry, it combines stability and movement. Both monogram and symbol, it asserts a strong identity while remaining open, dynamic, and evolving.

Rolled out across all media, from business cards to the website, from mugs to tote bags, this new identity now accompanies the agency in all its expressions. It asserts a clear and contemporary visual coherence, faithful to its DNA and resolutely oriented toward the future.

Clarity, movement, and boldness… down to the smallest details.

The Hugo Panonacle Artistic Agency is delighted to introduce its new signings for Spring 2025!

Three powerful and unique artistic voices join our roster: musicians who challenge conventions, assert their individuality, and reinvent the repertoire.

Franco-Argentinian bandoneonist and composer, Juanjo Mosalini is a leading figure in contemporary tango. Heir to a prestigious musical lineage, he has built an international career over more than twenty years as a soloist, chamber musician, and composer. Performing on major stages such as the Philharmonie de Paris, Teatro Colón, Mozarteum Salzburg, Concertgebouw Amsterdam, and Carnegie Hall in New York, he collaborates notably with the Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France and the Ensemble Intercontemporain. A dedicated educator, he directs Europe’s first bandoneon class at the CRD of Gennevilliers. His virtuosity, musical freedom, and expressive phrasing make him a singular voice in today’s musical landscape.

Revealed by the Victoires de la Musique Classique, soprano Marie-Laure Garnier has established herself as a versatile artist with a rich and luminous voice. Trained at the Conservatoire de Paris, she pursues an eclectic career spanning early music, lied, opera, and contemporary creation. She performs on major French stages, including the Opéra Comique, Philharmonie de Paris, and Radio France Auditorium, collaborating with numerous conductors and ensembles. Her artistic commitment goes hand in hand with a deep reflection on memory, lineage, and heritage. Acclaimed by critics for her sensitive and compelling recordings, she embodies an inspiring new generation of vocal artists.

Italian-Swiss pianist Vittorio Forte is acclaimed for the finesse of his playing and his rigorous approach to the Romantic repertoire. Trained in France, Belgium, and the United States, he has developed a refined sonic universe, marked by great stylistic integrity. Particularly recognized for his interpretations of Chopin, Schumann, and Alkan, he regularly records for the Lyrinx and Hortus labels, receiving enthusiastic praise from the specialist press. A frequent guest at numerous festivals and venues, including La Roque d’Anthéron, Victoria Hall in Geneva, and La Folle Journée de Nantes, he shares his passion for music through a pedagogy focused on achieving an authentic and personal sound. His unique career reflects a deep commitment to artistic freedom.