Sort of Wind explores the subtle forces that move through everyday life—those that shape relationships, alter perceptions, carry memories, and leave traces long after they have passed. Rather than depicting wind itself, Nasr Warour uses it as a metaphor for the countless currents that pass between people, objects, places, and experiences.

Populated by human figures, animals, and poetic presences, the works inhabit a space between familiarity and transformation. Executed primarily in charcoal and acrylic, the collection reflects an ongoing interest in movement, connection, and the ways life continually reshapes what we are. Sort of Wind is an invitation to consider the unseen dynamics that quietly influence our world.