Mural For Cape Town's International Airport Welcome FIFA 2010 Soccer World Cup Objectives: To create awareness about the forthcoming FIFA 2010 event amongst all people visiting Cape Town A giant mural welcoming the people arriving at Cape Town International airport would not only be expected by the 2010 visitors but it also would have a lasting impact on current visitors to Cape Town; returning back home they become FIFA 2010 ambassadors for SA. From Germany: Manfred Zylla Manfred Zylla is of German nationality but has mainly a South African back ground. Zylla’s work expresses drastically his engagement in the resistant movement during the apartheid area. As a result his work became part of the curriculum to all SA art students. Zylla's Biography The mural “Eine Welt Haus” (One World House) in Munich, Germany, was completed by him, together with Charles Bhebe, in 2002. To see a series of photographs from work in progress until completion of the work please visit: "Eine Welt Haus" in Munich   From Zimbabwe : Charles Bhebe Charles Bhebe, Zimbabwe. Participating in a number of mural projects in Germany, Bhebe together with Zylla designed and completed “Eine Welt Haus” in Munich in 2002. The same year, 2002, he worked on "Wem gehört die Welt" and back in 1999 it was "Natur - Kultur - Life-Style", both in Düsseldorf. In 2004 and 2005 he completed two MURAL GLOBAL projects (Rostock and Greifswald).   From the Cape : Garth Erasmus Garth Erasmus, South Africa. Erasmus is board member of Greatmore Studios in Woodstock, Cape Town. He also lectured for 15 years at the Zonnebloem Art Centre, District Six. Erasmus's Biography One of his current projects is the mural at Artscape, Cape Town: Mural @ Artscape These three artists are not only from three different countries, they also produced proven fine quality work and would be an ideal team for this project. Please contact Rudolf Rieger of On Set Images if more details are needed. INFORMATION REQUEST