Arjuna Gunarathne (b.1976) is a visual artist from Sri Lanka, based in London, UK. He has studied the ancient mural painting traditions of South Asia and successfully marries Eastern and Western traditions to present unique works that focus on political, social and personal experiences. His forte is miniature painting, a genre he was exposed to as a student at Beaconhouse National University, Pakistan. Arjuna attended the Drawing Year Postgraduate program (2018) at the Royal Drawing School, London, UK and has also pursued a Miniature Painting programme (2018) from Beaconhouse National University, Lahore, Pakistan. He has held solo exhibitions in Sri Lanka and Pakistan, and his work belongs to the Royal Art Collection, UK. His work has been featured in The A-Z of Conflict (2016) and has also been exhibited at the Museum of Ethnology, Austria and the fourth Dhaka Art Summit, Bangladesh (2018).