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A Cartographer of the Mind

The New Indian Express Kozhikode

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June 22, 2025

The quiet desperation of successive generations of farmers clinging to their vanishing land; the glow of a street lamp that reflects rural cultural practices rapidly being replaced by modernity; maps of changing contours—The Geometry of Ordinary Lives is a tour de force of Prasanta Sahu's observation and penchant for juxtaposing diverse epistemologies into a cohesive whole.

- By SHAIKH AYAZ

The Shantiniketan-based artist's ongoing solo show at Emami Art in Kolkata defies easy interpretation and an attempt to impose a fixed meaning or label on his oeuvre would be to miss out on rich complexity and multifaceted beauty.

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