A sampling of his visual artistry and written work is contained in his recently published book, The Art and Spirit of K.P. Singh (Guild Press-Emmis Publishing, 2003).

"My life is a living testimony that American "promise" rewards many visions and endeavors. Each immigrant that arrived on these shores over the past five centuries was a dreamcatcher, a discoverer, an explorer, and a trailblazer. Our generation is no exception. We are all sons and daughters of those daring souls," says Singh, in his essay on "Discovering Reflections".

The average person unfamiliar with his work and his life, would do well to read this man's work, which reflects a conciliatory and inclusive stance when it comes to building communities brick by brick, person by person. One cannot change prejudices and eradicate ignorance instantly, when it comes to battling stereotypes and misconceptions about people perceived to be "the others next door"; Singh wishes to serve up his work and words towards this purpose.

Says Singh, "We have carried their dreams and dared our own to unimagined dimensions and abundance. Yet, we all know that there is much work ahead to make Life beautiful for all God's children. God Almighty has entrusted us with boundless gifts, an adventurous spirit, and spacious skies. Each of us can contribute towards our shared dreams, destiny, and peace and make a difference."

In his ink renderings of memorable structures and edifices of Indianapolis life, he conveys through his skill, a reverence for creativity and a passion for detail. It is in those details also, of his written work, that he tells the reader to incline towards greater understanding between culturally diverse groups, taking what is needed towards uniting communities and making America what is should be, a land of many peoples with common freedoms.

"In this Space and Information Age, ever-changing interconnected world, we need to redefine our national visions and direction, Discover and preserve peaceful cultural "sanctuaries" and build new enlightened "bridges" that best link our stars to our present reality," shares Singh. He is aware that technology has helped redefine the landscape of communities, making information and culture more accessible and understandable to many who are disconnected by geographic or time differences, and he makes use of his website at KPSinghDesigns.com to be an accessible and visible example of how an immigrant can build enlightened bridges literally and figuratively.

Singh advocates unity and tolerance for diverse expressions of faith and community, "Each of us must ask "what am I willing to share and sacrifice for my cherished expectations from life"? If the ideas in my book resonate with yours, then let us combine energies and gifts at many levels to enlarge the "canopy of hope" for all who share this time and space with us. We may discover friendly convergence and similar visions in many areas. Other fronts may offer distinct differences and sound alternatives, We cannot simply ignore or dismiss unfamiliar perspectives,"

"Let us search for common elements amidst our cultural uniqueness and diversity, work towards reconciling differences, and carefully integrate the best ideas into our shared visions. What we do at this moment in history may leave some lasting imprints on the future shape and strength of our national fabric."

"My life is a livinq testimony that American promise rewards many visions and endeavors. Each immigrant that arrived on these shores over the past five centuries was a dreamcatcher, a discoverer, an explorer, and a trailblazer. Our generation is no exception. We are all sons and daughters of those daring souls."

In these times of pressure on communities with diverse ethnicities, Singh points out that there is a greater need than ever to understand and concentrate on common goals of integration and inclusion, to better the lives of people and ensure that one's community is safe and peaceful.
Below is an except from KP Singh's prayer, "A Bridge to Hope"

                   "I am hoping, praying, imagining
                   We will recognize, understand
                   The higher purpose in all things,
                   Strive to transform universal hopes
                   Into answered prayers:
                   Where the unfair burdens, darkness
                   That destroys human spirit do not intrude,
                   where sanctity of basic rights, frecdoms
                   That lift human spirit is a solemn pledge,
                   where blessed peaee in every land, hamlet
                   Culture across the Planet is a natural stale.
                   Where embracing of new songs for living,
                   A culture that fosters friendliness across
                   Unfortunate divides is a moral mandate.
                   Where discovering common interests,
                   Collective strengths, shared humanity,
                   A major passion, powerful unifying force.
                   Where the seeking of a Higher Guidance,
                   Serving and celebrating all Life, Creation,
                   All sacred affairs are our highest prayer."

The voice and ink contributions of this remarkable man embody what is good about America: that this country can nurture creativity and foster connections between people of different backgrounds to bring light into community life. As the poet Robert Frost put it, in one of his poems, "Two tramps in mud time", the object in living is to unite one's avocation and vocation, as our eyes make "one in sight". Singh has sought to do just this with his book and his advocacy.