A bold painting that became a universal symbol of harmony and modern design. Originally created as a Christmas card for the Museum of Modern Art, it features the word "LOVE" in bold, uppercase letters. The red, blue, and green color scheme, though later changed into various palettes, emphasizes its striking simplicity. The piece’s clean, geometric pop art style resonates with the optimism of the 1960s, a decade significant for its social change and a focus on peace and love. This piece was a reflection of love’s complexities, drawing from personal experiences and cultural commentary. "LOVE" transcended fine art to become a cultural phenomenon, appearing on stamps, posters, and public sculptures all over the world becoming a marker of unity and positivity.