In 2019 Anoma exhibited at the European Cultural Centre at the Palazzo Bembo during the 58th Venice Biennale and in 2016 at Sotheby’s Hong Kong Gallery. International solo shows include those in Sydney, Kuala Lumpur, New Delhi, Maldives, Dubai and London.
Anoma studied and worked in the UK for three decades as a designer and artist and now divides her time between London and Sri Lanka where her studio is now based. Recent exhibitions combine poetry and science to explore sustainability and the environment. Often suggestive and poetic in appeal, works range from mixed media paintings on canvas and paper to iPad and digital art, video and sculpture installations. They invite multiple interpretations, and are abstract reflections upon isolation, transformation, reconciliation, healing and the freedom of the human spirit.