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Landscapes and seascapes in acrylics and water-colors, executed on handmade paper, form the core subject of paintings. Executed with a classical technique, his paintings are broad vistas of color
and light that interpret the language of nature. Not one to be limited by reality, Dnyaneshwar Dhavale essays to explore the meanings underlying the obvious and this lends an abstract quality to his
paintings. According to critics, this seeks to give a deeper significance to general themes. The imagery is personal and represents the quest of the artist for as piritual significance to offset the of ten –unsettling details of modern life. Dnyaneshwar Dhavale hails from Pune, a city that has been the birth place of
many an young creative artist.

Colour Canvas Magazine Description:

Colour Canvas is a the India's Fastest growing Newspaper catering the Art Industry over the last 3 years, covering every aspect of Art and Entertainment. Based out in Delhi, Colour Canvas has PAN-India distribution.

Colour Canvas is working as a platform for both Artist and Critics to interact with each other by discussing, interrogating and appreciating Artworks.This has led to the fostering of a vibrant atmosphere of sustained debate around crucial issues linked to the theory and practice of painting, sculpture,photography and classical music, classical dance etc.

Colour Canvas has a huge national as well as international readership and had also associated with many Art festival around the globe as their media partner.