Establishment of Retrospective Art on the Campus
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The goal of this project is to use UiTM in outdoor settings to improve the area around them. Thus, we hope to disseminate information about how we managed to turn our study of art practises into a public art exhibit at the UiTM campus. To paradigmatically form a new kind of design work, the procedures involved reflection and review of relevant literature and artwork. The work shows how the concept of the UiTM retrospective's foundation was incorporated into the wall through the chosen colour scheme. The idea behind and the mapping of the environment's functionality as a tourist destination inspired this project.
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