Wall paintings have existed since the earliest history of humanity. Pictorial text on cave walls and the pillars of ancient civilizations eventually morphed into text characters of some of the most commonly used languages today, such as the Chinese and Indian languages.<\/p>\n
As such, we can see that pictures and paintings are fundamental and essential parts of human development that serve to communicate ideas and messages.<\/p>\n
Graffiti and wall paintings appear to be more intricate than simple pictorial texts. They serve more than just putting simple ideas across to those who come in contact with them.<\/p>\n
They are more symbolic and as in art pieces, are subject to individual interpretation. Some even serve to create an illusion for passers-by to stimulate their perceptions of the world.<\/p>\n