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The business has since evolved into Obsidian, an integrated creative studio focused on delivering insight driven campaigns, brand work, and creative production for brands and agencies.
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The business has since evolved into Obsidian, an integrated creative studio focused on delivering insight driven campaigns, brand work, and creative production for brands and agencies.
To learn more about this transition, read our latest announcement here. To visit the new Obsidian website, click here.
Team RoarRelated Articles
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Colomboscope: ‘A Thousand Channels’ With Syma Tariq
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Island Blueprints | Episode Five: Architects Ruwani Guruge and Pulasthi Wijekoon
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Art In All Its Forms: Koralegedara Pushpakumara
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Colomboscope 2022: The Hearing Voices Cafe
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“A Rare Luxury”: How Colomboscope’s Artists Stayed Connected Despite Months of Lockdown
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Fearless Collective’s Mural Unveiled in Slave Island
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Colomboscope 2022: Kacha Kacha
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Witnessing Conflict and Migration Via ‘More-Than-Human’ Life Forms: A Conversation With artist Omer Wasim
For Colomboscope 2022, painter and sculptor Rajni Perera journeyed to Sri Lanka and took part in a creative residency under the wings of celebrated pottery artist Sarath Chandrajeewa. Rajni spent time experimenting with studio pottery, gaining inspiration from utilitarian clay vessels found across the island. Here’s a sneak peek at her work for this year’s festival.
As the official local digital media partner for Colomboscope 2022, Roar Media is bringing you updates, coverage, and various stories from the contemporary arts festival.