The initiative began with Radin Mas CC spearheading the project by funding and procuring all necessary materials. Quan Mei played a supporting role in the logistical coordination, helping to distribute these materials to various participating organizations and volunteer groups. This ensured all teams were equipped to contribute to the large-scale art installation.

Quan Mei worked alongside volunteers by actively participating in handcrafting the flowers, and participating in workshops to teach crafting techniques to community volunteers. These sessions not only created the needed components but also fostered meaningful engagement. Once completed, all flowers were carefully gathered and transported to Radin Mas CC in preparation for the final assembly.

At Radin Mas CC, Quan Mei joined volunteers in the meticulous process of assembling the individual flowers into a unified giant heart installation. Piece by piece, the symbol took shape, representing both appreciation for mothers and pride in Singapore’s 50th anniversary. The project culminated in a special community event where this collaborative artwork served as the centerpiece, celebrating the dual milestones through the collective effort of all partners involved.