A pioneer of the neo-tantric movement in south India, K. V.
Haridasan 's art arises from the blending of the rectilinear
forms with the curvilinear, the positive and negative, bringing
together opposites. The last find representation through the
motifs of fire, petal and lotus, often amplified by the artist
through his inclination towards the semiotics of the oval form.
His most critically acclaimed series Brahmasutra, depicts these
forms, in bright colours.
