Ernest Zacharevic's Victoria Street Mural, Singapore

Ernest Zacharevic Victoria Street Mural
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Ernest Zacharevic's Victoria Street Mural (GPS: 1.30451, 103.85979) is a wall mural by Lithuanian artist Ernest Zacharevic in Singapore. It is painted on the wall of the audience motivation company, at 18 Jalan Klapa, Singapore 199330, off Victoria Street.

Zacharevic established himself in the region after completing a series of wall murals in George Town, Penang. The most famous of these is "Little Children on a Bicycle", painted on the wall at Armenian Street, George Town. The painting continues to attract a stream of admirers, despite it having been vandalised a number of times.

Ernest Zacharevic Two Trolleys Mural
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The Victoria Street Mural takes advantage of the existing wall art, which depicts an exclamation point painted on the wall, against the façade of the building. It shows a boy balancing himself upside-down with one hand holding a corner of the window panel while the other pressed against the dot of the exclamation point.

Getting there

The mural is about midway between the Lavender and Bugis MRT stations. From the Lavender MRT Station, walk south on Kallang Road while on Bugis, walk north on Victoria Street and look for "the audience motivation company" on the right side of the road.

Ernest Zacharevic's mural is on the map of Victoria Street

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