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Solo exhibition, ‘Manobrantha’ on Aug.16,17

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13 August, 2017

Sujith Ratnayake’s ‘Manobrantha’ (Hallucinations), a solo exhibition will be held on August 16, 17 at the Lionel Wendt, Colombo.

‘Hallucinations’, represents the unhappy aspect of human life under an authoritarian regime.

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