The Statesman · 24 March 1974
A review of Zharotia’s exhibition at the LTG Gallery. The critic finds his work marked by a teasing, fanciful wit that deflates inflated egos, with clowns exposing human weakness and animal forms used to capture abstract ideas.
The strength, the review says, is the line, turning and twisting without strain, and titles that work as keys to the images. Every idea is turned into an image that is compact and consolidated.
Like Don Quixote he rides with his lance into the world of his ideas.
The Statesman
Summary by The Jai Zharotia Foundation. The full text is held in the Foundation’s archive.