India, May 22 -- On Wednesday, CCA Gallery at Bikaner House hosted the VIP preview of Silent Stories, where Sri Lankan artist Shanaka Kulathunga presented a reflective take on everyday life. Spanning over 40 works in oils, acrylics and charcoal, Kulathunga's artworks move between portraiture, rural landscapes and imagined worlds. At the event, Sri Lankan High Commissioner Mahishini Colonne noted how the works move beyond labels, saying, "His paintings don't announce their Sri Lankanness," highlighting their universal appeal. "These are not exotic scenes from a distant island like Sri Lanka, but they're scenes of a shared world," she added. On view till May 28, the exhibition offers a glimpse into Kulathunga's evolving practice and a subtle dialogue between India and Sri Lanka....