About the Studio
Located in the serene surroundings of Athurugiriya, Sandatharaka’s Studio welcomes visitors to experience his world of art and creation. Serving as both a working space and a place for artistic exchange, the studio offers a rare opportunity to observe Sandatharaka’s studio practice and distinctive painting techniques. Artists, students, and art enthusiasts are invited to explore the dialogue between tradition and contemporary expression that defines his work. Visits can be arranged by prior appointment for those wishing to engage more closely with his creative process.
Sandatharaka is deeply engaged in the tradition of academic painting, drawing on over eleven years of dedicated artistic practice. His work reflects a profound understanding of the technical and historical foundations of art, particularly in the use of oil and watercolor mediums. With a strong interest in their pedagogical and historical significance, he continues to explore how these classical techniques can be reinterpreted within a contemporary context. His practice embodies both discipline and sensitivity, bridging the enduring values of academic art with the evolving language of modern painting.
Located in the serene surroundings of Athurugiriya, Sandatharaka’s Studio welcomes visitors to experience his world of art and creation. Serving as both a working space and a place for artistic exchange, the studio offers a rare opportunity to observe Sandatharaka’s studio practice and distinctive painting techniques. Artists, students, and art enthusiasts are invited to explore the dialogue between tradition and contemporary expression that defines his work. Visits can be arranged by prior appointment for those wishing to engage more closely with his creative process.
Sandatharaka is deeply engaged in the tradition of academic painting, drawing on over eleven years of dedicated artistic practice. His work reflects a profound understanding of the technical and historical foundations of art, particularly in the use of oil and watercolor mediums. With a strong interest in their pedagogical and historical significance, he continues to explore how these classical techniques can be reinterpreted within a contemporary context. His practice embodies both discipline and sensitivity, bridging the enduring values of academic art with the evolving language of modern painting.
Studio Hours
Weekdays: 9.00 a.m. – 5.00 p.m.
Weekends: 10.00 a.m. – 3.00 p.m.
