Head and Flower – Bhimrao Dhaware

Description

In Head and Flower, Bhimrao Vishvanath Dhaware extends his exploration of the human psyche with quiet symbolism. The work, rendered in his signature monochrome style, merges the fragility of a human head with the delicate form of a flower — a dialogue between thought and nature, structure and emotion.

Dhaware, an artist from Latur, Maharashtra, draws inspiration from masters like Modigliani, Amrita Sher-Gil, and Tyeb Mehta, translating their spiritual and emotional depth into his own modern idiom. His spiral-like strokes suggest motion, memory, and the layers of consciousness — themes recurrent in his art.

This piece reflects Dhaware’s meditative approach to form and feeling, making it an introspective addition for collectors of Indian contemporary and expressionist art.