Saskia Fernando Gallery presents, Little Do I Care, a group show that speaks in registers of resistance. It is an unhurried, understated, and quietly sublime enquiry that brings together eleven artists across diverse disciplines from Sri Lanka and its diaspora. The exhibition invites a slow reading, where it gradually discloses the visual language of resistance embedded in each work. The exhibition witnesses quiet acts, of both method and material, through which artists renegotiate histories of control, colonial legacies, and the personal. Arriving at a moment when we are enveloped by uncertainty, the exhibition offers itself as an antidote. In a world that appears to be collapsing, it cautiously balances an awareness of our present reality and outlines ways to reimagine it, resist it.
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