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- Artist: Young artist Mr. Liew Wai Keat from Penang, Malaysia - Completed a 3D mural painting in mid-April 2014 located at the Pinaon Time Tunnel in Penang depicting Zheng He, a 15th century Chinese admiral and explorer. - The mural was meant to depict Zheng He from the historical records of his voyages, which included documenting Penang on a nautical chart.
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- 1. Assignment: Mural arts Group member: Lai Choon Feng (0315898) BoYong Khong (0316317) Chong Zit Man (0315915) Lee Kit Hung (0315722) Gan Jet Foong (0315998)
- 2. Zheng He 3D mural art (郑和)
- 3. Introduction • Artist:Young artist Mr. Liew Wai Keat (Malaysian based in Penang) • Completed painting in: Mid April'14 • Location: PinaonTimeTunnel. Jalan Green Hall, Georgetown, 10200 GeorgeTown, Penang, Malaysia. • Reason for painting: He drew a nautical chart and he did record Penang on it.
- 4. Background of Zheng-He(painting) • He was a Hui court eunuch, mariner, explorer, diplomat, and fleet admiral during China's early Ming Dynasty. • Born in year 1371 in Kunyang,Yunnan, China. • Died: 1433 (aged 61–62) • He commanded expeditionary voyages to Southeast Asia, South Asia, the Middle East, and East Africa from 1405 to 1433.
- 5. Concepts • Non-verbal- body posture • Communication channel- mass media /gallery / public space/public communication • Perception • First impression- we see him like Chinese but he is muslim. • Artifact -Dressing code , reveal his position or status.
- 6. 3D Mural art of P.Ramlee
- 7. Introduction • Artist:Young artist Mr. LiewWai Keat • Time of finished painting: Mid April'14 • Location: PinaonTimeTunnel. Jalan Green Hall, Georgetown, 10200 George Town, Penang, Malaysia • Reason for painting:To commemorate the contribution of P.Ramlee in country’s movie and music industry.
- 8. Background story of P.Ramlee • Malaysian entertainment legend • born on 22 March 1929 • educated in Penang Free School • more than 50 movies and more than 300 songs • passed away on 29 May 1973 due to heart attack • Icon of Malay entertainment in Malaysia
- 9. Concepts • Public communication - His history show at the public area • Dressing code. • Body movement – folded arm , confident • Smiling –non verbal • First impression- Aladdin
- 10. Metal Sculpture of "Win Win Situation"
- 11. Introduction • Artist : cartoonist Julian "Lefty" Kam - was an Art Director and Editor for several publications in Malaysia and Singapore. • Time of finished painting: 1 July 2012 • Location: Muntri Street, GeorgeTown, • Penang • Reason for painting: To make the history of George town more interesting.
- 12. Background story of “Win Win situation” • It started when the Chinese merchants in Penang started business with Ngah Ibrahim in the tin-mining industry. • The reason this art is called ''win win situation'' is because the business made Ngah Ibrahim one of the richest Malays in the region, while the Chinese merchants also gain enormous profits. • The tin-mining industry also brought modernization and improvement in Penang.
- 13. Concepts • Possible Obstacles of Language - slang of the language using " tauke". • non-verbal - body language (brofist) • interpersonal relationship - two person talking • Perceptual checking- people describe how i am. • Intercultural communication – conversation between two cultures through choice of word and dressing.
- 14. Thank you!!!