This document summarizes four murals presented by a group. The first mural depicts famous Malaysian actors to inspire appreciation for local artists. The second shows children running late to school based on the artist's memories. The third shows a boy reaching for coffee in a hole, representing curiosity. The fourth features a giant roadwork wizard created by Ernest Zacharevic to bridge gaps through recycling and art. The group analyzed concepts like appearance, communication, perception, and messages conveyed by each mural.

1. Effective
Public
Communication
MURAL ART PRESENTATION
Group Member: Ong Shi Hui (0320303)
Liew Poh Ka (0320424)
Lee Kailyn (0320273)
Loong Bo Lin (0321469)
Lee Shze Hwa (0320053)
Boon Yi Chung (0318300)
Tan Yong Chien (0320200)

2. MURALART 1 :
“SENIMAN”

3. MURAL ART

4. Artist background
- Artist ：Mohamad Izzudin Asyraf
- He is a Malaysian.
- He is a graphic design student from UITM.
- He is a winner from Green Apple Award 2014
- He won a consolation prize worth RM500 on
PAINTING ON SITE category in Laman Seni Seksyen 7.

5. The mural art included the
eye of the three main actors
in the movie “Seniman Bujang
Lapok” which are P. Ramlee,
S. Shamsuddin and Aziz
Sattar. They are well-known
actors of the Malaysian
movies. I had preserved the
lyrics of the song “ Menceceh
Bujang Lapok” in order to
help people to remember
back the memory that embed
our mind. I hope that it will
inspire to the younger
generation to appreciate the
efforts of local artist when
they saw my mural art.
ABOUT THIS MURAL ART

6. CONCEPT
SFirst Impression
Language
Eye Expression
Media Communication
Self Perception

7. Mural Art 2:
“Mural Depicting Life in School”

8. >> Mural Art <<

9. Artist’s Background
ARTIST NAME: Mohammad Husin
Mohammad Husin is a Malaysian. He is
from Kedah, Malaysia. He born in 1985. He
is 28 years old when he painted this artwork
in Laman Seni Seksyen 2.

10. About of this mural art
English translate
Children were running out from a school bus and a discipline
teacher was waiting at the far right of the mural indicating the
students are late for school. It was the childhood memory of
students who study in SMK Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah.
HOW THE ARTIST PORTRAYS HIS MESSAGE?
To encourage students to be punctual to school
Inspired by his childhood memory.

11. First impression
Proximity
Body movement
Dresscode
Facial expression
CONCEPTS

12. MURAL ART 3:
“Reaching Up”

13. ERNEST
ZACHAREVIC
A Lithuanian street artist
- He started his outdoor works in 2010
and the murals he painted had
quickly sparked public attention.
- They have become a landmark in
Malaysia.
- One of the most popular pieces is a
portrait of two life-sized children on
a mountain bike, but the bike is a
prop resting against the wall.
Education
- First class honours, BA Fine Art,
Middlesex University, London,
UK 2006- 2009
- One year course, BA Graphic
Arts/Print
Making, Vilnius Art Academy,
Vilnius, Lithuania 2005-2006
- Painting/Fine Art, National School of
Arts, Vilnius, Lithuania 1993-2005

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16. Description of Mural Art
A little boy is reaching for a hole in the wall. He
appears to be standing on a chair and inching
himself as high as he could reach. A cup of coffee
places on the hole. The boy is curious of what are
the things inside the hole. It is probably because
of smelling of coffee from that hole, triggering his
senses. Owing to he is short, so he cannot take
the coffee. He tried to make him taller by standing
on a chair.
How artist portrays his message?
The street art of Georgetown and his wall
paintings represent characters and scenes that
celebrate the energy and playfulness of life in the
inner city. Those murals in Penang have in fact
transformed what used to be normal streets into
more unusual, lively, witty and engaging ones.

17. First impression
Concept
Body movement
Facial expression
Passive perception
.
Non-verbal cues – dress code

18. MURAL ART 4:
“The Giant Roadwork Wizard”

19. MURAL ART

20. ‘Art is Rubbish is Art’ is the very first solo art exhibition of Ernest Zacharevic which
held at the Hin Company Bus Depot, Georgetown. It opened to the public from 19th
January till 14 February, 2014. This exhibition features thirty pieces of artworks,
comprising wall murals, painting and 3D arts.

21. By turning it into an arts and events space, Ernest
Zacharevic hopes to bridge the gap between the old
and the new Penang through his art. The free-
admissions solo art exhibition is an ambitious project
that highlights broad concepts of recycling - both
intellectual and material. Drawing from the concept
of ‘one man’s rubbish is another man’s treasure’.

22. CONCEPTS
1. PHYSICAL APPEARANCE
2. PUBLIC COMMUNICATION
3. PERCEPTION
4. NON-VERBEL MESSAGE
5. SELF PERCEPTION

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