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'The Plastic Horror' teaser trailer!

This short animated film explores the horrors of plastic pollution through the eyes of a young child.

Join me at the Voices With Impact Film Festival, where my film will be featured, driving meaningful conversations on the climate change epidemic. June 26-30. Register now! #VoicesWithImpact (https://voiceswithimpact.eventive.org/welcome)
@artwithimpact

Thanks so much to my wonderful team
@paper_on_ink
@blood.soda
@natashasenanayakemusic
@denhamhakel
@shalinicorea

A short film created for @barefootgallery ‘s Countdown One Minute Film Festival earlier this year

The challenge was to make this entirely in Procreate in a couple weeks

#shortfilm #animatedshort #shortanimation #animation #procreate

An adaptation of the story of the ballet ‘Coppelia’. The art style draws from temple paintings.
Trying to frame the long pages for the Instagram format was a nightmare… I should print this in the intended format some day.

#comic #folktale #srilanka #folkart

An adaptation of the story of the ballet ‘Coppelia’. The art style draws from temple paintings.
Trying to frame the long pages for the Instagram format was a nightmare… I should print this in the intended format some day.

#comic #folktale #srilanka #folkart

An adaptation of the story of the ballet ‘Coppelia’. The art style draws from temple paintings.
Trying to frame the long pages for the Instagram format was a nightmare… I should print this in the intended format some day.

#comic #folktale #srilanka #folkart

An adaptation of the story of the ballet ‘Coppelia’. The art style draws from temple paintings.
Trying to frame the long pages for the Instagram format was a nightmare… I should print this in the intended format some day.

#comic #folktale #srilanka #folkart

An adaptation of the story of the ballet ‘Coppelia’. The art style draws from temple paintings.
Trying to frame the long pages for the Instagram format was a nightmare… I should print this in the intended format some day.

#comic #folktale #srilanka #folkart

An adaptation of the story of the ballet ‘Coppelia’. The art style draws from temple paintings.
Trying to frame the long pages for the Instagram format was a nightmare… I should print this in the intended format some day.

#comic #folktale #srilanka #folkart

An adaptation of the story of the ballet ‘Coppelia’. The art style draws from temple paintings.
Trying to frame the long pages for the Instagram format was a nightmare… I should print this in the intended format some day.

#comic #folktale #srilanka #folkart

An adaptation of the story of the ballet ‘Coppelia’. The art style draws from temple paintings.
Trying to frame the long pages for the Instagram format was a nightmare… I should print this in the intended format some day.

#comic #folktale #srilanka #folkart

An adaptation of the story of the ballet ‘Coppelia’. The art style draws from temple paintings.
Trying to frame the long pages for the Instagram format was a nightmare… I should print this in the intended format some day.

#comic #folktale #srilanka #folkart

An adaptation of the story of the ballet ‘Coppelia’. The art style draws from temple paintings.
Trying to frame the long pages for the Instagram format was a nightmare… I should print this in the intended format some day.

#comic #folktale #srilanka #folkart

Avurudu sarong designs for @bahbay_islandwear drawing from nature, food, games and new year traditions

#avurudu #sinhalaandtamilnewyear

Avurudu sarong designs for @bahbay_islandwear drawing from nature, food, games and new year traditions

#avurudu #sinhalaandtamilnewyear

Avurudu sarong designs for @bahbay_islandwear drawing from nature, food, games and new year traditions

#avurudu #sinhalaandtamilnewyear

Avurudu sarong designs for @bahbay_islandwear drawing from nature, food, games and new year traditions

#avurudu #sinhalaandtamilnewyear

Sarong collab with @bahbay_islandwear for this Avurudu celebrating nature, food, kolam and games

#avurudu #avurudu2026 #sinhalaandtamilnewyear

Sarong collab with @bahbay_islandwear for this Avurudu celebrating nature, food, kolam and games

#avurudu #avurudu2026 #sinhalaandtamilnewyear

Sarong collab with @bahbay_islandwear for this Avurudu celebrating nature, food, kolam and games

#avurudu #avurudu2026 #sinhalaandtamilnewyear

Creations of the talented kids at the Ceylon Literary Festival's Children's Festival at my workshop held on the 15th of February

@ceylonliteraryfestival

Colomboscope is excited to present the digital handbook associated with the project Circular Creative Companions (2025–26)! Illustrated and designed by Shenuka Corea (@baka.moona) with the mentorship of Shehzil Malik (@shehzilm), the publication contains learnings and observations from a three-day workshop held in July 2025, the development of the unique “MoJo” Modular Joint Mechanism, its use at Colomboscope: Rhythm Alliances, an instructional manual for the MoJo, and more insights about sustainability and circularity from local art and design organisations. This publication and details about the “MoJo” mechanism are now accessible through our link in bio. We encourage local, regional, and international arts initiatives to try the “MoJo” in their own contexts.

Our special gratitude to the mentors, resource persons, and contributors to this publication: Jonathan Edward (@365.052.001), Kanil Dias Abeyagunawardene (@kanildiasabey), Nishantha Hettiarachchi, Soniya Rajendran, Shenuka Corea, Archt. Palinda Kannangara (@palindakannangararchitects), Dr Susan Schuppli (@susan_schuppli), Dr Pamudu Tennakoon (@pamalamadu), Amita Arudpragasam (@aarudpra), Iromi Perera (@iromip), Colombo Urban Lab (@colombourbanlab), Pradeep Thalawatta, Soul Studio (@soulstudiosl), Saara Nilla, Barefoot Gallery (@barefootgallery), Geoffrey Bawa Trust (@geoffreybawatrust), and Animate Her Studio by Irushi Tennekoon (@irus_dedoodles), among others! 

Circular Creative Companions is made possible through the British Council’s (@britishcouncilsrilanka) Climate Futures South Asia grant. The Climate Futures South Asia Grant is a bold, artist-led initiative supporting creative solutions to the climate crisis through grants, mentorship, and global collaboration. It empowers artists and organisations to reimagine the arts for a sustainable future, driving climate action and resilience across the creative sector.

Access the full handbook via the LINK IN BIO!

Colomboscope is excited to present the digital handbook associated with the project Circular Creative Companions (2025–26)! Illustrated and designed by Shenuka Corea (@baka.moona) with the mentorship of Shehzil Malik (@shehzilm), the publication contains learnings and observations from a three-day workshop held in July 2025, the development of the unique “MoJo” Modular Joint Mechanism, its use at Colomboscope: Rhythm Alliances, an instructional manual for the MoJo, and more insights about sustainability and circularity from local art and design organisations. This publication and details about the “MoJo” mechanism are now accessible through our link in bio. We encourage local, regional, and international arts initiatives to try the “MoJo” in their own contexts.

Our special gratitude to the mentors, resource persons, and contributors to this publication: Jonathan Edward (@365.052.001), Kanil Dias Abeyagunawardene (@kanildiasabey), Nishantha Hettiarachchi, Soniya Rajendran, Shenuka Corea, Archt. Palinda Kannangara (@palindakannangararchitects), Dr Susan Schuppli (@susan_schuppli), Dr Pamudu Tennakoon (@pamalamadu), Amita Arudpragasam (@aarudpra), Iromi Perera (@iromip), Colombo Urban Lab (@colombourbanlab), Pradeep Thalawatta, Soul Studio (@soulstudiosl), Saara Nilla, Barefoot Gallery (@barefootgallery), Geoffrey Bawa Trust (@geoffreybawatrust), and Animate Her Studio by Irushi Tennekoon (@irus_dedoodles), among others! 

Circular Creative Companions is made possible through the British Council’s (@britishcouncilsrilanka) Climate Futures South Asia grant. The Climate Futures South Asia Grant is a bold, artist-led initiative supporting creative solutions to the climate crisis through grants, mentorship, and global collaboration. It empowers artists and organisations to reimagine the arts for a sustainable future, driving climate action and resilience across the creative sector.

Access the full handbook via the LINK IN BIO!

Colomboscope is excited to present the digital handbook associated with the project Circular Creative Companions (2025–26)! Illustrated and designed by Shenuka Corea (@baka.moona) with the mentorship of Shehzil Malik (@shehzilm), the publication contains learnings and observations from a three-day workshop held in July 2025, the development of the unique “MoJo” Modular Joint Mechanism, its use at Colomboscope: Rhythm Alliances, an instructional manual for the MoJo, and more insights about sustainability and circularity from local art and design organisations. This publication and details about the “MoJo” mechanism are now accessible through our link in bio. We encourage local, regional, and international arts initiatives to try the “MoJo” in their own contexts.

Our special gratitude to the mentors, resource persons, and contributors to this publication: Jonathan Edward (@365.052.001), Kanil Dias Abeyagunawardene (@kanildiasabey), Nishantha Hettiarachchi, Soniya Rajendran, Shenuka Corea, Archt. Palinda Kannangara (@palindakannangararchitects), Dr Susan Schuppli (@susan_schuppli), Dr Pamudu Tennakoon (@pamalamadu), Amita Arudpragasam (@aarudpra), Iromi Perera (@iromip), Colombo Urban Lab (@colombourbanlab), Pradeep Thalawatta, Soul Studio (@soulstudiosl), Saara Nilla, Barefoot Gallery (@barefootgallery), Geoffrey Bawa Trust (@geoffreybawatrust), and Animate Her Studio by Irushi Tennekoon (@irus_dedoodles), among others! 

Circular Creative Companions is made possible through the British Council’s (@britishcouncilsrilanka) Climate Futures South Asia grant. The Climate Futures South Asia Grant is a bold, artist-led initiative supporting creative solutions to the climate crisis through grants, mentorship, and global collaboration. It empowers artists and organisations to reimagine the arts for a sustainable future, driving climate action and resilience across the creative sector.

Access the full handbook via the LINK IN BIO!

Colomboscope is excited to present the digital handbook associated with the project Circular Creative Companions (2025–26)! Illustrated and designed by Shenuka Corea (@baka.moona) with the mentorship of Shehzil Malik (@shehzilm), the publication contains learnings and observations from a three-day workshop held in July 2025, the development of the unique “MoJo” Modular Joint Mechanism, its use at Colomboscope: Rhythm Alliances, an instructional manual for the MoJo, and more insights about sustainability and circularity from local art and design organisations. This publication and details about the “MoJo” mechanism are now accessible through our link in bio. We encourage local, regional, and international arts initiatives to try the “MoJo” in their own contexts.

Our special gratitude to the mentors, resource persons, and contributors to this publication: Jonathan Edward (@365.052.001), Kanil Dias Abeyagunawardene (@kanildiasabey), Nishantha Hettiarachchi, Soniya Rajendran, Shenuka Corea, Archt. Palinda Kannangara (@palindakannangararchitects), Dr Susan Schuppli (@susan_schuppli), Dr Pamudu Tennakoon (@pamalamadu), Amita Arudpragasam (@aarudpra), Iromi Perera (@iromip), Colombo Urban Lab (@colombourbanlab), Pradeep Thalawatta, Soul Studio (@soulstudiosl), Saara Nilla, Barefoot Gallery (@barefootgallery), Geoffrey Bawa Trust (@geoffreybawatrust), and Animate Her Studio by Irushi Tennekoon (@irus_dedoodles), among others! 

Circular Creative Companions is made possible through the British Council’s (@britishcouncilsrilanka) Climate Futures South Asia grant. The Climate Futures South Asia Grant is a bold, artist-led initiative supporting creative solutions to the climate crisis through grants, mentorship, and global collaboration. It empowers artists and organisations to reimagine the arts for a sustainable future, driving climate action and resilience across the creative sector.

Access the full handbook via the LINK IN BIO!

Colomboscope is excited to present the digital handbook associated with the project Circular Creative Companions (2025–26)! Illustrated and designed by Shenuka Corea (@baka.moona) with the mentorship of Shehzil Malik (@shehzilm), the publication contains learnings and observations from a three-day workshop held in July 2025, the development of the unique “MoJo” Modular Joint Mechanism, its use at Colomboscope: Rhythm Alliances, an instructional manual for the MoJo, and more insights about sustainability and circularity from local art and design organisations. This publication and details about the “MoJo” mechanism are now accessible through our link in bio. We encourage local, regional, and international arts initiatives to try the “MoJo” in their own contexts.

Our special gratitude to the mentors, resource persons, and contributors to this publication: Jonathan Edward (@365.052.001), Kanil Dias Abeyagunawardene (@kanildiasabey), Nishantha Hettiarachchi, Soniya Rajendran, Shenuka Corea, Archt. Palinda Kannangara (@palindakannangararchitects), Dr Susan Schuppli (@susan_schuppli), Dr Pamudu Tennakoon (@pamalamadu), Amita Arudpragasam (@aarudpra), Iromi Perera (@iromip), Colombo Urban Lab (@colombourbanlab), Pradeep Thalawatta, Soul Studio (@soulstudiosl), Saara Nilla, Barefoot Gallery (@barefootgallery), Geoffrey Bawa Trust (@geoffreybawatrust), and Animate Her Studio by Irushi Tennekoon (@irus_dedoodles), among others! 

Circular Creative Companions is made possible through the British Council’s (@britishcouncilsrilanka) Climate Futures South Asia grant. The Climate Futures South Asia Grant is a bold, artist-led initiative supporting creative solutions to the climate crisis through grants, mentorship, and global collaboration. It empowers artists and organisations to reimagine the arts for a sustainable future, driving climate action and resilience across the creative sector.

Access the full handbook via the LINK IN BIO!

Colomboscope is excited to present the digital handbook associated with the project Circular Creative Companions (2025–26)! Illustrated and designed by Shenuka Corea (@baka.moona) with the mentorship of Shehzil Malik (@shehzilm), the publication contains learnings and observations from a three-day workshop held in July 2025, the development of the unique “MoJo” Modular Joint Mechanism, its use at Colomboscope: Rhythm Alliances, an instructional manual for the MoJo, and more insights about sustainability and circularity from local art and design organisations. This publication and details about the “MoJo” mechanism are now accessible through our link in bio. We encourage local, regional, and international arts initiatives to try the “MoJo” in their own contexts.

Our special gratitude to the mentors, resource persons, and contributors to this publication: Jonathan Edward (@365.052.001), Kanil Dias Abeyagunawardene (@kanildiasabey), Nishantha Hettiarachchi, Soniya Rajendran, Shenuka Corea, Archt. Palinda Kannangara (@palindakannangararchitects), Dr Susan Schuppli (@susan_schuppli), Dr Pamudu Tennakoon (@pamalamadu), Amita Arudpragasam (@aarudpra), Iromi Perera (@iromip), Colombo Urban Lab (@colombourbanlab), Pradeep Thalawatta, Soul Studio (@soulstudiosl), Saara Nilla, Barefoot Gallery (@barefootgallery), Geoffrey Bawa Trust (@geoffreybawatrust), and Animate Her Studio by Irushi Tennekoon (@irus_dedoodles), among others! 

Circular Creative Companions is made possible through the British Council’s (@britishcouncilsrilanka) Climate Futures South Asia grant. The Climate Futures South Asia Grant is a bold, artist-led initiative supporting creative solutions to the climate crisis through grants, mentorship, and global collaboration. It empowers artists and organisations to reimagine the arts for a sustainable future, driving climate action and resilience across the creative sector.

Access the full handbook via the LINK IN BIO!

Colomboscope is excited to present the digital handbook associated with the project Circular Creative Companions (2025–26)! Illustrated and designed by Shenuka Corea (@baka.moona) with the mentorship of Shehzil Malik (@shehzilm), the publication contains learnings and observations from a three-day workshop held in July 2025, the development of the unique “MoJo” Modular Joint Mechanism, its use at Colomboscope: Rhythm Alliances, an instructional manual for the MoJo, and more insights about sustainability and circularity from local art and design organisations. This publication and details about the “MoJo” mechanism are now accessible through our link in bio. We encourage local, regional, and international arts initiatives to try the “MoJo” in their own contexts.

Our special gratitude to the mentors, resource persons, and contributors to this publication: Jonathan Edward (@365.052.001), Kanil Dias Abeyagunawardene (@kanildiasabey), Nishantha Hettiarachchi, Soniya Rajendran, Shenuka Corea, Archt. Palinda Kannangara (@palindakannangararchitects), Dr Susan Schuppli (@susan_schuppli), Dr Pamudu Tennakoon (@pamalamadu), Amita Arudpragasam (@aarudpra), Iromi Perera (@iromip), Colombo Urban Lab (@colombourbanlab), Pradeep Thalawatta, Soul Studio (@soulstudiosl), Saara Nilla, Barefoot Gallery (@barefootgallery), Geoffrey Bawa Trust (@geoffreybawatrust), and Animate Her Studio by Irushi Tennekoon (@irus_dedoodles), among others! 

Circular Creative Companions is made possible through the British Council’s (@britishcouncilsrilanka) Climate Futures South Asia grant. The Climate Futures South Asia Grant is a bold, artist-led initiative supporting creative solutions to the climate crisis through grants, mentorship, and global collaboration. It empowers artists and organisations to reimagine the arts for a sustainable future, driving climate action and resilience across the creative sector.

Access the full handbook via the LINK IN BIO!

Lines, colours, movement — and stories that cut right to the heart. 💫

AWFF 2026's Animation programme showcases 8 animated films by women filmmakers from India, Japan and beyond!
Animation as resistance. Animation as joy. Animation as truth.

Lines, colours, movement — and stories that cut right to the heart. 💫

AWFF 2026's Animation programme showcases 8 animated films by women filmmakers from India, Japan and beyond!
Animation as resistance. Animation as joy. Animation as truth.

Lines, colours, movement — and stories that cut right to the heart. 💫

AWFF 2026's Animation programme showcases 8 animated films by women filmmakers from India, Japan and beyond!
Animation as resistance. Animation as joy. Animation as truth.

Lines, colours, movement — and stories that cut right to the heart. 💫

AWFF 2026's Animation programme showcases 8 animated films by women filmmakers from India, Japan and beyond!
Animation as resistance. Animation as joy. Animation as truth.

Lines, colours, movement — and stories that cut right to the heart. 💫

AWFF 2026's Animation programme showcases 8 animated films by women filmmakers from India, Japan and beyond!
Animation as resistance. Animation as joy. Animation as truth.

Lines, colours, movement — and stories that cut right to the heart. 💫

AWFF 2026's Animation programme showcases 8 animated films by women filmmakers from India, Japan and beyond!
Animation as resistance. Animation as joy. Animation as truth.

Lines, colours, movement — and stories that cut right to the heart. 💫

AWFF 2026's Animation programme showcases 8 animated films by women filmmakers from India, Japan and beyond!
Animation as resistance. Animation as joy. Animation as truth.

Lines, colours, movement — and stories that cut right to the heart. 💫

AWFF 2026's Animation programme showcases 8 animated films by women filmmakers from India, Japan and beyond!
Animation as resistance. Animation as joy. Animation as truth.

Lines, colours, movement — and stories that cut right to the heart. 💫

AWFF 2026's Animation programme showcases 8 animated films by women filmmakers from India, Japan and beyond!
Animation as resistance. Animation as joy. Animation as truth.

Lines, colours, movement — and stories that cut right to the heart. 💫

AWFF 2026's Animation programme showcases 8 animated films by women filmmakers from India, Japan and beyond!
Animation as resistance. Animation as joy. Animation as truth.

Excited to share “Treasure Tree” by @baka.moona@irus_dedoodles and @a_ralndomizfinge!

The film was made for the @countdown.1min festival hosted by @barefootgallery and @mmcasrilanka, and made using recorded footage and sound from iru’s garden, and a range of animation experiments including paint on glass, hand drawn cutouts, and coloured ink drops in water.

#experimentalanimation #independentfilm #animatedshorts

I will be teaching a workshop on making paper puppets like this one at the @ceylonliteraryfestival happening next weekend! 🐈‍⬛🤹🏽‍♀️♦️

Animation for Beginners
For kids aged 9-12
15th February
3pm to 5pm at Duke's Court, Cinnamon Lakeside

Hope to see you there!

Excited to be showing our one minute film “Treasure Tree” at the @countdown.1min film night! Happening tomorrow 7th Feb at 7pm at @barefootgallery. Register for the event via Eventbrite :)
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Get @reshare_app • @countdown.1min Countdown 2026: 1-Minute Film Night by Barefoot Gallery in collaboration with Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art Sri Lanka.

30 films. 60 seconds each.

📍Barefoot Gallery Colombo
🗓️ Saturday, 7 February 2026
🕖 7 PM onwards
🎟️ Free Entrance!

Kindly be seated by 6:45 PM

Prior registration required
Register via the link in bio!

I am an illustrator, comic artist, animator and visual storyteller from Sri Lanka who creates work that explores history, nature, mythology, queerness and personal identity. I am interested in challenging nationalist and colonial narratives and symbols through personal reinterpretations and reclamations of Sri Lankan landscapes, folklore, art and culture. - Shenuka Corea

[Fearless Ambassadors 2026, Sri Lanka, FAP, Comic Artist, Illustrator, Storyteller]