The organizing committee of the II National Congress of Advocations of Light 'Lux Mundi' has officially revealed the visual representation for this edition of the event. The artwork, created by an artist originally from Baza, Granada, stands out for its profound symbolism and spirituality.

The artistic composition integrates architectural and luminous elements with delicate floral depictions. This combination aims to evoke the faith, hope, and rich devotional tradition that inspire this national gathering. The image features a bell tower (espadaña) from the Sanctuary of Christ of Light, framed by nard flowers that traditionally perfume the temple every September. A rocket, resembling a star, illuminates the scene, symbolizing guidance and light—central themes of the congress and the Christological and Marian advocations it addresses.

The director of the organizing committee expressed gratitude for the artistic sensitivity and commitment of the creator, who successfully captured the sentiment and devotion associated with the project in a single image. Meanwhile, the mayor of Dalías, the host municipality for the congress, emphasized the desire for the poster to be elegant, recognizable, and deeply symbolic, capable of conveying the event's identity and the spirit of the advocations of light.

The Dalías City Council and the organizing committee continue to collaborate closely in preparing an extensive program that will include activities, presentations, and cultural events. The goal is to establish 'Lux Mundi' as a benchmark in the field of congresses dedicated to advocations and popular religiosity.