Head – Bhimrao Dhaware

Description

Bhimrao Vishvanath Dhaware, an emerging contemporary artist from Latur, Maharashtra, brings together a compelling mix of emotional depth and modernist form. In Head, Dhaware explores the fragmented layers of human consciousness through a series of circular strokes that seem to unravel and reform the face. The composition is minimal yet intense—his preferred black-and-white palette conveying inner turbulence and spiritual reflection.

Deeply inspired by masters such as Modigliani, Amrita Sher-Gil, and Tyeb Mehta, Dhaware’s work reflects a fusion of expressionism and symbolism. His practice often draws from human experience, rural life, and moments of existential thought, rendered with disciplined abstraction.

This work is part of Dhaware’s ongoing visual dialogue that questions identity, thought, and transformation—making Head a powerful piece for collectors interested in Indian modern art rooted in personal vision and emotional truth.