Neleisha Weerasinghe
Flying Kites In Paddy Field (Simple Past)
Acrylic on paper
Height 33 cm x Width 40 cm
Artist information
Simple past as the title suggests denotes a simple and common sight in Sri Lanka. The scene captured is somewhat melancholy but hints at leisure time spent flying kites in the fallow fields at sunset. It is a popular pastime with children and adults alike as it fosters togetherness of diverse ethnic groups.
Flying kites in Sri Lanka is a cherished cultural tradition deeply woven into the island's identity, symbolizing good fortune, community unity, and resilience.
Fragments of Us - Art Catalogue
Currently displayed at the Off the Kerb Gallery
Please contact us if you have any queries at mail@nul.org.au.
Neleisha Weerasinghe
Flying Kites In Paddy Field (Simple Past)
Acrylic on paper
Height 33 cm x Width 40 cm
Artist information
Simple past as the title suggests denotes a simple and common sight in Sri Lanka. The scene captured is somewhat melancholy but hints at leisure time spent flying kites in the fallow fields at sunset. It is a popular pastime with children and adults alike as it fosters togetherness of diverse ethnic groups.
Flying kites in Sri Lanka is a cherished cultural tradition deeply woven into the island's identity, symbolizing good fortune, community unity, and resilience.
Fragments of Us - Art Catalogue
Currently displayed at the Off the Kerb Gallery
Please contact us if you have any queries at mail@nul.org.au.
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