This document summarizes 6 murals painted at Artsphere 20/8ty. It describes the murals "Alice in Wonderland", "Boy on Tree House", "Hand with Strings", "Bed", "Roti Uncle". For each mural, it discusses the artist, subject matter portrayed, and analyzes various non-verbal cues, codes, messages, and perceptions conveyed through the mural. The document aims to showcase unique, interactive artworks that can be appreciated by all. It concludes by listing the students and module involved in the mural assignment.

1. Name :
Lee Pei Gie (0315653)
Than Lek Mei (0315538)
Leong Chee Mun (0316256)
Khoo Xin Yee (0316180)
Tee Sin Yi (0315689)
Yong Seen Yee (0315883)
Module :
Effective Public
Communication [FCOM 0102]
Session : February, 2014
Mural

2. Interactive
3D Murals
A HIT !

3. Mural
What makes a mural relevant to its audience?
• Murals are grand-scale paintings moved off
canvases, panels and papers and onto walls.
• It is not just a form of decoration, but communication
as well.
• As these two functions are combined, murals can
convey powerful messages, both socially and
political relevant to their urban audiences.
http://www.learner.org/courses/globalart/compare/55/176/index.html

5. Artsphere
• A newly launched space with retail lots, cafes,
restaurants and banks.
• With an emphasis on art, culture and lifestyle, the
Artsphere 20/8ty features 80 quirky and attractive
works by 20 talented artists.
• The idea was to showcase art that was unique,
interactive and can be enjoyed by people from all
walks of life.
http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Community/2014/01/09/Interactive-3D-murals-a-hit-Artists-showcase-talent-skill-and-creativity/

6. Artsphere
• The diverse murals range from large ones painted
across the floor , to artworks that come with props.
http://www.ohfishiee.com/2013/12/artsphere-at-atmosphere-seri-kembangan.html

7. 3D
Murals

8. Murals
with Props

9. Alice in Wonderland
– A Mad Tea Party
Painted by: Shien Sim
Let me guess… Alice in Wonderland
must have been one of our
memorable memories during
childhood years. So…let’s walk down
to this memory lane together!!! To
bring back our memories, this dining
table is set up with a very nice angle.
Imagine you are having tea with
those amazing characters just as
Alice did. How cool it is !!!

10. • Subjective perception
(Fantasy and dreamy)
• Non verbal messages
(Relax and escape from the
reality a while)
• Non verbal cues
(Table and chair)
• Stereotype
(The furniture is to sit
down and chit-chat)
• Non verbal codes
(Space - Personal)

11. Boy on Tree House
Painted by: Mono
When you’re a kid, the world is your
playground. There’s no responsibilities
and worrying. Every day is play-day
and you get to chill out in your own
Tree house. Never experienced having
a Tree House before? Drop by and visit
the Boy On Tree House and see what
it’s like to live on a tree.

12. • Active perception
(Nature)
• Non verbal messages
(Back to nature)
• Nonverbal cues
(Ladder)
• Nonverbal codes
(Body movement and
facial expression)
• Stereotype
(Ladder is for us to climb up)

13. Hand with Strings
Painted by : Mono
Wow!!! That is the first word I would like
to use to express my feeling towards this
amazing mural. Creepy feeling crawled
into my mind when I looked at it. Just
imagine your fingers are tied with those
thick strings. How hurting it is!!! So… let’s
try this out by making those creepy
faces!

14. • Active perception
(Suffer)
• Non verbal messages
(Creepy feeling)
• Non verbal cues
(Strings)
• Non verbal codes
(hand gesture)
• Difficulty of interpreting
code

15. Bed
Painted by: Andrew T Crum
Bed, a warm, leisure and
comfort place to lay on.
When you arise in the
morning, think of what a
precious privilege it is to be
alive—to breathe, to think, to
enjoy, to love the beauty of
nature and the softness of the
ocean breeze—then make
that day count!

16. • Subjective perception
(Fantasy and dreamy)
• Non verbal messages
(Relax and rest for a while)
• Stereotype
(Bed is for rest and sleep)
• Nonverbal cues
(Shoes)
• First impression
(Comfort)

17. Murals
Without Props

18. Roti Uncle
Painted by: Chekri Mansor
Recollect that all to familiar
honk as the bread uncle rides
around your neck of the
woods? What did you use to
buy from the goodies hung
behind his motorbike aside from
a couple of loaves of bread? In
Malaysia, the “Roti Uncle” plays
a similar part to the ice cream
motorbike that children flock
over to once they hear the
familiar honk coming from the
vehicle.

19. • Active perception
(It is a small trade)
• Perceptual checking
• Non verbal messages
(selling breads around
an area)
• Nonverbal codes
(Body language and facial
expression)
• First impression
(The seller is friendly but
clumsy)

20. THE ENDTAYLOR’S UNIVERSITY LAKESIDE CAMPUS
FOUNDATION IN NATURAL AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT
EPC ASSIGNMENT - MURAL
Artsphere 20/8ty - Official
http://theatmosphere.com.my/208ty/home/