In the early twentieth century, many artists turned to abstract art to express their own personal views of the divine. Some of these artists, including Prabhakar Kolteagain, Ram Kumar, Tyeb Mehta, Kishen Khanna, and Jehangir Sabavala, created abstract works that reflect their spiritual beliefs. Some of these works were highly influenced by Indian tribal art. Other artists have chosen to incorporate Hindu symbols in their work.

Franck Andre Jamme is one of the most important contemporary poets of abstract art. For nearly three decades, he has been collecting visual communiques. In 1985, he survived a bus accident that claimed his life. While in India, he was inspired to visit the tantrikas of Jaipur and compiled his pulsating compositions. In his book, "An Experiment in the World of Art," he explains the concept of "tantra," the language of the universe, and how to make it better.

This volume is the first book to explore the Tantric painting tradition. Using found paper, these paintings are primarily used for meditation. These geometric paintings eschew figurative depictions and evoke the cosmology of twentieth-century art, such as Bauhaus and Russian Constructivism. These contemporary artists have a profound influence on modern art, and the works in this book are highly influential. In the future, this type of artwork will be widely admired.

The artist's name, Ram Kumar, is an important reference in the history of abstract painting. Known for his colourful and bold paintings, he was born in an isolated village surrounded by natural beauty. His first painting was made with natural pigments. His art practice is influenced by the mythology of India, and his paintings are often referred to as abstract landscapes. But their origins are in the Hindu pantheon.

The first book to survey the Tantric painting tradition in India is Siglio Press' Tantra Song. The author's aim is to bring out the aesthetics of the ancient art of the Hindu gurus, as well as the spiritual practices of their followers. This book is a comprehensive study of the Tantric paintings and their relationship to contemporary art. This book will be an invaluable reference for those interested in the subject of Hindu painting.

The first book to study the Tantric painting tradition is Tantra Song by Siglio Press. It explores the unique painting tradition of the Tantric people in India. These paintings are created by hand on found paper and used primarily for meditation. These paintings portray the deities as geometric forms. As a result, they are not figurative. Yet they resonate with twentieth-century art styles such as Russian Constructivism and Bauhaus.

The artist-activist Ambadas Khobragade was a revolutionary who discovered the art in Rajasthan in 1975. His paintings were characterized by wave-like brushstrokes that seem like ephemeral waves of sensation. His father was an activist and was an advocate for the arts. His activism made him a part of the group 1890, which he called "The Buddha's Way." In addition to his art, he had written books on the history of the Buddha.