Nelun Harasgama Sri Lanka, b. 27.04.1959

Preethi Hapuwatte and Nelun Harasgama's work begins with an observation of life’s constant state of flux.

Its to do with the tensions between present and passing, the fleeting beauty of a moment, the loss embedded in transformation, and the resilience that emerges from change.

Through layered colour, shifting forms, and textures, using the analogy of flowers and leaves, we engage with impermanence, not as something to mourn, but as something to embrace.

It is a visual record of how we move through cycles of becoming and letting go.

In a world that often seeks permanence, we choose to celebrate the beauty of what cannot be held, the style of life that is always becoming, never still.

Nelun Harasgama's exhibition explores to ponder a timeless question: Is waiting an integral part of life's journey? Through a collection of minimalist paintings, each rendered solely in shades of white,...