Out of his home studio in North Carolina, Artwork Archive’s Featured Artist Bhare creates traditional works on canvas, digital works, and designs on clothing and skateboards.
Influenced by his upbringing in the DC/Metro area, Japanese animation, culinary experiences, and a profound desire for personal healing, Bhare’s art tells a story that resonates with a broad audience.
His abstract compositions offer a glimpse into his introspective world, where a palette of neutral tones meets pastels and dark hues. Working in layers, he gradually transforms fluid abstract forms into human-like figures. He then adds seemingly ordinary household objects, reflecting the feelings of being an introvert and the cyclical nature of being a homebody.
Artwork Archive had the chance to chat with Bhare about his creative process rooted in his “addition and subtraction” method, what success means to him, and how Artwork Archive helps clients take his art business seriously.
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