Street Art In Penang, Malaysia

History of Penang Street Art

The beautiful graffiti in the streets Penang is the artwork of Ernest Zacharevic, a Lithuanian artist. It all started back in 2012 when, Ernest was hired to by the municipal council to start this project of redecorating the streets of the capital of Penang, Georgetown. What started in 2012 has now become the cause of boost in tourist footfall of the city. Penang wall art depicts many awe-striking artwork that in some way narrates the history and culture of the state. Not only did it spiked awareness but also formed these places into major tourist attractions. Some of the top places where you can find the artwork is Muntri Street, Lebuh Leith, Weld Quay, Armenian Street, and Ah Quee Street.

Most Engaging Murals of Penang

Little Children On A Bicycle: This piece of street art is really a piece of reality frozen. The act of children riding a bicycle is drawn in such a real-like state that it almost feels reality. It is considered one of the most amazing street art of Georgetown. It is famous because of the 3D effect this 2D painting creates. Moreover, it is also a famous tourist spot.

Boy On A Bike: This is another surreal artwork of Ernest Zacharevic that creates an impact of a 3D painting. You will find this in the Ah Quee Street of Georgetown. Many call it an interactive piece of art since people often add to artform by making poses around the bike and the artwork.

Little Girl In Blue: This artwork is also famous by the name of Kung Fu Girl mural. One can find this massive artwork on your visit to Moon Tree 47 cafe since it is painted on its wall. It is one of the most famous of Penang street arts.