48 research outputs found
A sustainable artwork from fabric waste: Jalinan memori / Sharifah Maryam Syed Azman
No full textThe Malaysian textile industry was the fifteenth largest producer and ninth largest in Asian Region. To overcome this issue, the practice of textile waste recycling is common in many countries. Sustainability practice can also be implemented through arts and craft. By utilizing textile waste,
such as fabric scraps or leftover, artworks are also one of the mediums which can promotes sustainability. Jalinan Memori is one of the sustainable artworks which promotes upcycling technique by using fabric waste. This artwork adopted exploration method on weaving techniques which is called Kelarai Tulang Belut Berhati. Some of the elements of art which is visualised in this artwork are colours, form, shape and texture. Fabric scraps from chiffon materials, satin, and ribbons were used in this artwork. Four colours of purple, dark blue, white and yellow were chosen as these colours inspired from the UiTM logo. Jalinan Memori is an artwork which represented personal experience of the artist. With the current issues of sustainability, especially regarding fabric waste, this is one of the methods to show support in reducing the environmental impact. As educators, this is a responsibility way to reflect in art and design community
Finding inspiration in the making of Tunjukkan Kami Jalan Yang Lurus: Siri Fotografi I & II / Mohammad Firdaus Azman
No full textTunjukkan Kami Jalan Yang Lurus: Siri Fotografi I & II is a work produced against the backdrop of a straight road landscape. This location is taken in an area located in the state of Perlis. This photography was processed in a panoramic technique and was photographed in black and white. In addition to capturing the subject accurately, this series of photographs is produced with difficulty to be descriptively accurate and neutral in an interpretive and evatative manner (Barret, 2006). This work was adapted from the artist’s experience in navigating the world of learning to the ivory tower. The verse Tunjukkan Kami Jalan Yang Lurus (meaning “Keep us on the right path”) itself encompasses the artist’s memory of all those involved in teaching and educating themselves to become one of the successful and useful human beings today. With the permission of Allah S.W.T, the sacrifices of teachers and educators who contribute to what artists have today are a service that will never be forgotten. Be a motivation and inspiration for the artist to get on with life
Subject selection: Adaptation of candid and street photography in Bandung City / Mohammad Firdaus Azman, Andang Iskandar and Yosa Fiandra
No full textFirst time stepping in Bandung is an unforgettable and spectacular adventure as it not only leads to academic collaboration but is also a decisive moment for the photographer. Upon arrival in Bandung, the camera lens has not stopped spinning and the photographer is bubbling with excitement to enjoy the splendid and breathtaking iconic tourist attractions of the country, which are vastly different from the landscapes in Malaysia. Due to limitation of time and equipment, and the environment beyond expectation, the photographer endeavours to challenge himself to get as much (subject matter) as he could in capturing candid and street portraits. When shooting around Bandung, practically everyone must work in a fast-paced environment (point & shoot images), as the photographer also needs to simplify his subject on the spot. The objective of article is simply to define content and analysis (subject matter), and expression of the artwork from the perspective of the artist. This study
generally going to discuss based on the artwork (photograph) from the artists, especially in subject matter selection. The finding of this research justifies that with this kind of theme (candid and street photo) we as photographers can employ our tools and techniques to compose almost anything into a strong photography subject, according to our own perspective. In conclusion, shooting photographs in Bandung City is quite a fantastic experience which will always be remembered, yet it is suggested that we always need to keep in mind the elements of composition the technique, your vision, and your imagination, that will best help you communicate what you are trying to express in the photograph
Tensile, swelling and morphological properties of bentonite-filled acrylonitrile butadiene rubber composites
No full textPalm kernel oil-based polyurethane film: Biocompatibility and antibacterial activity studies
No full textA review on recent trends and challenges of virtual immersive learning in engineering education
No full textTeaching and learning process is facing new challenges in the twenty-first century and adaptations are needed to meet current situations and requirements. With the advancements of technologies in Industrial Revolution 4.0 (IR4.0) such as Augmented Reality (AR), 3D printing and Artificial Intelligence (AI), teaching and learning must adapt to new delivery methods and approaches. With the advancements in IR4.0, it is widely discussed how universities must stay relevant, and the introduction of the Future Ready Curriculum (FRC) framework is targeted to develop future-proof graduates. From Education 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, and 4.0, where the use of technology has been gradually increased in teaching and learning, it is important to establish new digitilized teaching delivery methods, hence immersive learning is introduced as one of the sub-elements in FRC under transformative delivery. Virtual “immersive learning” such as Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), and Mixed Reality (MR) are example of immersive learning approaches, and leverage immersive technologies and techniques to create an environment where learners feel fully immersed in the subject matter, providing both the context and experience. This review paper covers the recent trends and challenges in employing virtual immersive learning for engineering education
Public perception toward information and knowledge of nuclear power plant development; A Malaysian case study
No full textAesthetic expression of Masjid Ubudiah Kuala Kangsar Series / Norhaslinda Shafie... [et al.]
No full textNowadays, our environment exists with thousands of images and photographs.mImages and photographs are dominant to human communication and a variety of appearances. This artwork is to survey the power of the Tawhid concept in the photograph architecture of Masjid Ubudiah, Kuala Kangsar. Thus, this writing of artwork uses visual research analysis to identify the usual photography of Masjid Ubudiah and to insert the concept of Tawhid. Brings to the end, there are three principles, the modular structure, repetition, and dynamism been applied in the artwork of aesthetic expression of Masjid Ubudiah, Kuala Kangsar series
Peranan imej fotografi produk terhadap periklanan, aprisiasi karya akhir pelajar Diploma Fotografi / Nur Akma Halili... [et al.]
No full textImej fotografi produk adalah sebahagian daripada imej komersial yang digunakan untuk mempromosikan produk-produk yang dikeluarkan oleh syarikat pengeluaran. Ia bukan sahaja di iklankan di Televisyen malah dengan kuasa teknologi yang semakin berkembang, imej produk ini turut di promosikan di media sosial mahupun laman sesawang. Kajian ini bertujuan untuk menganalisa keberkesanan imej produk yang telah di hasilkan oleh pelajar akhir Jabatan Fotografi Pengimejann Kreatif. Karya-karya yang akan di jadikan sebagai bahan kajian ini adalah karya-karya yang terpilih adalah dari kalangan pelajar diploma. Kajian ini akan menggunakan kaji selidik dan diedarkan kepada orang awam bagai tujuan kajian keberkesanan sama ada imej-imej yang terhasil ini mendapat perhatian umum atau tidak
