Bhimrao Vishvanath Dhaware is a contemporary artist from Latur, Maharashtra, known for his emotionally charged and stylistically distinct modern art. A graduate of L.S. Raheja School of Art, Mumbai, he has exhibited widely across India, including shows at the Nehru Center and Goregaon Art Exhibitions in Mumbai, as well as national contests and online galleries in Delhi and Bengaluru.

Influenced by artists such as Modigliani, Amrita Sher-Gil, and Tyeb Mehta, Dhaware’s work combines expressionist form with symbolic depth. His recurring use of spiraling lines and a bold palette of black, red, and yellow reflects his exploration of human consciousness, social memory, and spiritual resilience. Each of his paintings carries a quiet emotional intensity, establishing Dhaware as a distinctive voice in contemporary Indian art.