Truck Art: Unique Pakistani Cultural Ambassador
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2025
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Abstract
Pakistan is characterized by the vehicle art that distinguishes it from the other countries. Vehicle art includes truck art, rickshaw art and horse cart art etc. Traditional vehicle is the symbol of any society. It shows the economy and culture of the country and different social factors as well. All these elements collectively contribute as an effective medium of visual communication. In this present research paper interviews of different people concerned to the truck art regarding decorations have been focused. For further information, truck driver’s communication is being elaborated which highlights the significance of this unique cultural ambassador.
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| Authors | Dr. Rahat Afza, Dr. Khalifa Ahmed Muiz, Dr. Saima Sharif |
| Journal | Social Sciences & Humanity Research Review |
| Year | 2025 |
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10.63468/sshrr.246
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