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The people behind the artworks

Jennifer Lim, a founding member of Love the World soul rock, on her inspiration for the logo:
"I thank God for his faithfulness and for inspiring me to design this logo. The logo signifies a singing heart. A heart of worship - in thanksgiving and gratitude to the Lord. I believe that the lyric of every song played at Love The World will touch and minister to the lives of all patrons whether they are believers or otherwise. I heard testimony of someone who invited the Lord into His life through listening to Christian songs!"

A graphic designer, Irene Wong, has more than 10 years of experience in graphic design, art direction, print production & publishing, advertising & promotions, roadshows & event management, studio management as well as account servicing & business development. During her tenure with Park Mall as an A&P Executive, Irene was responsible for overseeing the design, installation and dismantling of Christmas and Chinese New Year Decor in the mall and facade front including the street light-up around Park Mall. As Design Consultant with Hamlin Associates, she was the key person for blue chip accounts in banking industry, government statutory boards, corporate companies and SMEs.

The highlight of Sharne's art work at Love the World is found at the center pillar. Artist Sharne Suaiman, a 14 year-old student from NUS High School, addresses the complexity of Love through the Superstring Theory. It is based on the hypothesis that everything in the universe is made of elementary particles called 'strings'. The work consists of a single continuous line that does not break, cross, overlap or touch itself. Love is free, and so is the line. Music moves, and so does the line as it traverses the towering pillar. Mind-boggling twists and turns somehow form into massive details of musical instruments, bar elements and most subtly, hearts. This art is the brain child of Joshua Yang, who was inspired by the cellphone game "Snake". He has had exhibitions at the Esplanade and Marina Mandarin Singapore.