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portrait close-up of woman with one eye closed and the other covered by her hand which has an eye painted abstractedly on it in many colors
BYUH sophomore who painted murals in the cafeteria encourages artists to use their materials every day
BY Xyron Levi Corpuz, November 11, 2021
Asked by her previous manager to paint three walls of the original BYU–Hawaii cafeteria where she used to work, Esther Mungamuri said her favorite is called “the ulu tree and the girl.” She explained the painting is one of three murals she did and features a girl picking fruits under an ulu tree and putting them in a basket on her lap and beside her are the ipu and the uli uli, two Hawaiian instruments. The painting took her about a month to complete, Mungamuri added.