Thilini Jinadasa is a contemporary abstract painter whose work is deeply rooted in the interplay of color and form. Painting and drawing have always been integral to who she is, shaping her perspective and creative spirit. While she hold a degree from the University of Moratuwa and currently work as a Lead UI/UX Designer, painting remains her cherished passion, nurtured in her spare time. she finds it fascinating how the worlds of art and design often intersect and inspire one another in ways she never expects.

Growing up closely connected to nature, she has always found solace in its rhythm, guiding her through both chaos and tranquility. Her artistic expression is shaped by experiences in diverse environments, from the fast-paced city life to the peaceful stillness of a mountain village.

Since 2019, she has showcased her work at notable exhibitions, including the Young Contemporaries at the National Gallery. Her work has also been featured in The Architect magazine and has found a place in private collections across Asia, Europe, and Australia, a testament to the universal language of art.