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Live On Design Competition 2018

Your Thoughts on Organ Donation

Last updated 19 March 2025

Starting out as a pilot initiative, NOTU collaborated with schools offering Art Elective Programmes (AEP) and Enhanced Art Programmes (EAP). LODC was designed with the objective of providing a unique and tailored learning experience for partner schools, and serving as a platform for students to articulate their opinion on organ transplantation through art.

The theme for LODC 2018 was "Your Thoughts on Organ Donation" enabling participants to explore freely on ideation, allowing for varying interpretations of their personal thoughts on this emotive topic.

The judging panel for LODC 2018 consisted of: Ms Sally Kong (Assistant Director, Operations, NOTU), Ms Sabrina Long (Dean, School of Art and Design, Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts) and Mr Francis Tan (Creative Director, Germs Digital).

Close to 200 artworks were received from schools and members of the public. Top 30 winners and their family members were invited to the awards ceremony held on 14 July 2018. Top 3 artworks were printed onto EZ link cards and distributed at NOTU's events. Just as EZ link cards enable people to travel from place to place, it is hoped that the knowledge of organ donation and transplantation travels widely.

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A school auditorium filled with students in blue uniforms attending a presentation on organ donation and transplantation

Assembly session: Conducted at CHIJ Secondary to give students a foundation on the topic before students started work on their ideas.

Students in uniforms and casual attire sitting at tables, smiling while working on art projects in a classroom.

Sharing session: Art Club students from Orchid Park Secondary School participating in "Stars of Love Project", where they fold paper stars as a form of heartfelt encouragement to our donor families.

A group of six people standing on a stage, holding framed artwork about organ donation, smiling at the camera.

Awards Ceremony: Top 3 winners with our judges: Mr Francis Tan, Ms Joyce Hoon (Ngee Ann Secondary School), Proxy of Mr Froderick Blanco, Ms Sheila Jan Blanco, Ms Sabrina Long, Ms Sally Kong (L-R).

A large group of students in blue uniforms posing with event organizers at a design competition ceremony.

Awards Ceremony: Award winners of LODC 2018 with our judges.

A group of four people posing in front of colorful organ donation-themed artwork at an exhibition, smiling.

Awards Ceremony: Chloe Lim from CHIJ Secondary and her family.

Four people stand in front of a heart-shaped artwork with a message about saving lives, smiling for a photo.

Awards Ceremony: Nur Herdiawati Bte Mohamad Hermi from CHIJ Katong Convent with her parents and teacher, Mdm Zakiah.

Visitors at an art exhibition viewing organ donation-themed artwork displayed on easels and panels in a bright hall.

Awards Ceremony: Award winners and their families viewing the winning artwork exhibition.

A woman writing a note at a table with a cork board displaying messages and pictures related to selflessness

Awards Ceremony: Award winners took a moment to pen down their thoughts on organ donation.

A man wearing a red shirt taking a photo of organ donation-themed artwork displayed on blue panels in a public space.

Post-Awards Ceremony: Winning artworks were displayed at various hospitals, where visitors had the opportunity to view the messages of organ donation and transplantation through the eyes of our artists.