The Turn of the Wind

The Turn of the Wind is a captivating pencil drawing that freezes a fleeting, cinematic moment. The artwork depicts a young woman mid-step on a deserted street, her hair tousled and her dress caught in a gentle breeze. She glances back over her shoulder, her expression a mix of curiosity and quiet defiance, as if she has just heard her name called from afar. The textured shading brings depth to her figure, while the soft architectural details of the street frame the scene without overpowering it. Barefoot and unguarded, she seems both vulnerable and self-assured, caught between movement and stillness. The sepia-toned graphite work carries a nostalgic, almost dreamlike atmosphere, evoking themes of memory, freedom, and the passage of time. This piece is a perfect statement for art lovers who appreciate narrative, emotion, and subtle storytelling through portraiture.