Thilini Perera is a multidisciplinary visual communicator from Colombo, Sri Lanka.
For over a decade, she has contributed in a professional capacity to advertising, publishing, and education industries in Sri Lanka and Vietnam. For the past five years she has consulted for local and international rights-based organisations focusing on activism, policymaking, community development and gender & identity. She is a co-founder of a local feminist collective.
Experienced in art directing and production design for film and theatre, she is also interested in experimenting with analogue techniques in her image-making projects.
She is currently the Communications and Design Manager for the Geoffrey Bawa Trust, whilst working as an independent communications designer.
Experienced in art directing and production design for film and theatre, she is also interested in experimenting with analogue techniques in her image-making projects.
She is currently the Communications and Design Manager for the Geoffrey Bawa Trust, whilst working as an independent communications designer.
Talks
DESIGN UNITED: Bawa in the Digital AgeSelected Clients
Arts and Culture
Geoffrey Bawa Trust
Colomboscope
British Council
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Civic and Public
The Asia Foundation
Centre for Policy Alternatives
Groundviews
The German Society for International Cooperation (GiZ) GmbH
Centre for Equality & Justice
Institute of Policy Studies
LIRNEasia
Women and Media Collective
Development
Business and Human Rights Resource Centre
CARE International
CREA
International Womens' Rights Action Watch Asia Pacific
Max Planck Foundation
UNHCR
World Bank
World Food Programme
Education
Academy of Design (AOD)
RMIT
Design + Lifestyle
Sri Lanka Design Festival
Urban Island
Publishing
Echelon Magazine
Theatre + Film
Mind Adventures Theatre Co.
Arun Welandawe-Prematilleke
The Milo Wladek Co.