Geometries of the Infinite: Art as Spiritual Journey

Akkitham Narayanan is an artist who has been creating geometric abstract art for over fifty years.

His work is not just about shapes and lines, but also about spirituality and finding meaning in the world.

He believes that his art is a form of prayer, where he tries to connect the material world with something deeper and eternal.

His paintings are precise and balanced, but they are not rigid.

Instead, they are like waves, always moving and changing.

The exhibition 'Geometries of the Infinite' brings together his work from different times, showing how his ideas have evolved over the years.

The curator, Anahita Daruwala Banerjee, has arranged the exhibition to encourage viewers to take their time and think about the art.

She wants people to feel the stillness and meaning in the paintings, rather than just looking at them quickly.

Akkitham hopes that viewers will find a moment of peace and openness when they look at his work.