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'Little Do I Care' speaks in registers of resistance. It is the kind that lives in the in-between: unhurried, understated, and quietly sublime.Bringing together eleven artists across diverse disciplines from Sri Lanka and its diaspora, the exhibition invites a slow reading, where it gradually discloses the visual language of resistance embedded in each work. The exhibition becomes a space to witness quiet acts, of both method and material, through which artists renegotiate histories of control, colonial legacies, and the personal.Arriving at a moment when we are enveloped by uncertainty, the exhibition offers itself as an antidote. In a world that appears to be collapsing, it cautiously balances an awareness of our present reality and outlines ways to reimagine it, resist it.
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Shanika Wijesinghe
A Thousand Hooves Afoot, 2026Oil on Canvas
173 x 203 cm
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Little Do I Care: A Group Show
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