Tawde creates works by using everyday objects and settings while placing them in new situations and routes. He draws attention to the separation, and sometimes alienation, between the self and the outside world. In an attempt to suggest new contexts in which human beings connect to their infrastructure and environment, the imagery centres around illusions and is achieved through a sculpture-making approach, setting up life-size installations on locations or miniature sets. Although the surrealistic aspect and the creation of sets mimic the quality of Tableau photography, Tawde takes on a more traditional approach with his concepts. His work is based on the opposing concepts of the real and the imaginary through the lens of the camera and his mind. Rather than proliferating only on the imaginary and fantasy world, small clues are interlaced in his work, which draws viewers back to his main emphasis: a social, political and environmental commentary. Beyond these dreamlike realities are in fact a portrayal of his understanding of global issues and the dilemmas of humanity.