英文摘要 |
The main purpose of this research is to study the impact of the murals drawn in the city on the surrounding environment. In many big cities, there will be some unique mural creations, or graffiti special zones. These murals and wall graffiti have always been vaguely displayed in the city. The method is often considered to be the dead end of the city and the source of social problems, but there are many deserted environments that have been revived through the creation of art and murals. Wall art has always been difficult to define as a medium of expression in the city. This study uses several cases from Taiwan and Germany as analysis indicators, and uses the perspectives of art and creation to look at the relationship between the city and murals. This article will discuss how to use murals and graffiti in urban development To bring a new look to the city, through the wall design to make the city a unique appearance, and then distinguish it from other urban beautifications. The Ewha Cave Mural Village in Seoul, South Korea, the Oberama High Mural Village in Germany, Georgetown in Penang, Malaysia, and the murals on Graham Street in Central, Hong Kong have all become attractions. Many similar cases can be found, and there are also in Taiwan. Many community beautifications and local creations use murals as media. Therefore, I hope to use this research to try to analyze a set of creative processes that can be applied in urban beautification, so that mural creation can become a part of urban beautification. |