Dense in philosophy, the paintings of KT Mathai connect our life and lived times with death and timelessness.
Author: CS Venkiteswaran
CS Venkiteswaran
Venkity is a Consulting Editor with India Art Review. Critic, filmmaker and curator, he is the author of acclaimed works on cinema and social affairs. Writes in English and Malayalam.
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