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The young artists receive their education through the Young Zoologists’ Association of Sri Lanka(YZA), a full-time volunteer youth organization based at the National Zoological Gardens in Colombo (Dehiwala Zoo). The YZA's theme is conservation through education. Since its establishment in 1972, theorganization has nurtured many successful conservationists, researchers, artists, photographers, divers,and tour guides.Artists among the animals The artists developed their skills in wildlife and nature art from a young age through education. They studied animals both at the zoo and in their natural habitats in Sri Lanka, which include rainforests,montane cloud forests, deciduous forests, marshlands, and coral reefs. With their scientific knowledge, these artists create accurate illustrations of various species, including fish, insects, amphibians, snakes, birds, and mammals. They transform these illustrations into realistic paintings using ink, watercolors, oracrylics.
Studied at Colombo South International College, and Ananda college. Currently an undergraduate at University of Kelaniya, faculty of science. Was a member of the YZA since 2011. Practitioner of art in pencil, watercolor and ink media
Triyon Fernando is an engineer with a deep passion for wildlife art. A graduate of the University of Moratuwa, Faculty of Engineering, Triyon has been dedicated to blending his technical background with his artistic expression. He joined the Junior Young Zoologists’ Association at the age of 8, and his connection to wildlife has been an enduring influence in his artistic journey.
As a wildlife art instructor at the Young Zoologists’ Association, Triyon now shares his knowledge and passion with others, nurturing the next generation of artists. His artistic career began early, with his first solo exhibition, Thelithudaka Asiriya (2004), held at just 7 years old at Sakarias Hall. In 2012, he showcased his work again at the National Art Gallery in Sri Lanka with The Untamed. Triyon has also been a longstanding contributor to the Kin Wild Exhibition, where his artwork continues to inspire.
Triyon’s artistic style is defined by his love for acrylic and pen art, capturing the beauty and essence of Sri Lanka’s wildlife. His work is a vivid representation of the natural world, blending fine detail with an emotional connection to the animals he portrays.
Nishitha Wanigasuriya is a Sri Lankan artist whose works are deeply inspired by the beauty of nature, contemporary events, and sociopolitical issues. With a unique blend of surrealism and a distinctive pen style he calls “tattoo surrealism,” Nishitha creates captivating pieces that resonate with viewers, he also is keen on pencil drawings and digital drawings. Known for his love of wildlife, Nishitha has successfully showcased his art through two exhibitions. His first exhibition was a pioneering venture in Sri Lanka, focusing exclusively on pet portraits.
I am Sinali Ruwanya Thushmini Peiris. My school is Anula Vidyalaya. I am currently studying in grade 12. I am 17 years old now. I have been a member of the Young Zoologists Association since childhood.I have been very fond of drawing since my childhood. That’s why I have won many All Island art awards.
I am an artist with a deep-rooted passion for nature, shaped by my academic and professional journey. An Agriculture graduate with an MSc in Environmental Science, I currently serve as a program manager at Polymath Campus and an English teacher for pre-grade children.
I am an artist ………
Immerse yourself in the harmonious blend of colors and textures that celebrate the essence of nature. Each painting tells a story of tranquility, inspired by the breathtaking landscapes and moments that leave an everlasting impression
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