Ballet III captures the delicate power of a dancer mid-turn—weightless yet grounded, elegant yet strong. In this original charcoal drawing, Tianyin Wang masterfully conveys movement through softness, using his unique “motion impressionism” technique to blur the line between figure and atmosphere.

Light sweeps through the folds of the tutu, while subtle shifts in tone highlight the tension and grace in the dancer’s posture. There is an ethereal quality to the work—quietly expressive, effortlessly poised.

Beautifully presented in a dark wood frame with a soft white mount, this piece invites a moment of still reflection and would make a timeless centrepiece for any interior.