“Om Prakash’s Unified Vision” Late – K.K. Nair, The Hindustan Times, New Delhi, 18 November 1974

Om Prakash’s Unified Vision

Mathematical physics today rips off the flesh from reality, exposes the skeleton. But the mysticism of Pythagorean mathematics saw in a unified vision armature and tissue, structure and sensuous vestment. Om Prakash recovers this vision. His geometricism conserves the distilled image; a wicket gate opens on a meadow under a sky with splintered bars of sunset colours; a plant archetypal of all floral, stands silhouetted against the sun, its roots exploring the layered strata of the earth; or the composition suggests polished, elegantly lit modern interiors. Enormous thought has gone into these compositions; but the precision of the placement of forms finally undergoes a sea-change into intuition of the perfect design. There is consummate craftsmanship in the handling of colour, the same pigment turning from soft matt to incandescent glow.

Late – K.K. Nair, The Hindustan Times, New Delhi, 18 November 1974

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