Love is one of the most common words in our lives. In this picture, you can see the love on the grass, it is a bold typeface consisting of the letters L and O over the letters V and E, O leans to one side so that its rectangular negative space forms a line leading to V. Do you think it adds a lot of beauty to the park? Of course it is.

It is the work of Robert Indiana, he created it in the United States. There are few sculptures like his work “LOVE” captures the viewer’s mind in that way. His sculptures are unique, and we can see that they are made of the capital letters of the English alphabet. The style of this sculpture is pop art, which adds extraordinary beauty to cities, schools and parks.

For most people, this love sculpture would seem to be inspired by a romantic love story, but it actually originated as a Christmas card, so it has a Christian connection. Bescause he growing up in Indiana, he was a Christian. The original Love sculpture is now housed in the Annapolis Museum in Indiana, and this great sculpture made its debut in 1970 with great success. Over the next few decades, Robert went on to create more than 50 versions of love sculptures, which have been installed in attractions around the world. Actually, this sculpture expresses: use the common language of love, to tear down cultural, ethnic, local and international barriers, as if we were praying for peace and common prosperity.