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'The first apparent and palpable aspect of my work is its atmospheric appeal, and a joyful weightlessness. Gravity defying shapes and forms inhabit spaces that could extend in all cardinal directions, often in a state of flux. Or they could simply be immersed in the sea'. - 'Balraj Khanna'
In Lawn at Dusk (1965), elongated and circular forms in red and yellow stretch and bend against a deep cobalt green background. The overall effect is that of a suspension of charged particles in a calm field of colour. A 'Grasshopper’s Eye View' (1966) has a predominantly vertical …