NOMADDAM - Amsterdam, January 2026

FRAMED ORIGINAL HAND DRAWING ready to hang, delivered with Certificate of Authenticity.

This pencil drawing captures a fleeting moment of freedom — a young woman absorbed by the pulse of the music, her body moving naturally as the lights and sound of the club surround her. Her expression is calm yet alive, caught somewhere between thought and instinct, where the outside world fades and only the rhythm remains.

The soft graphite lines contrast with the energy of the scene, giving the drawing an intimate, almost cinematic feel. There is no performance here — just a quiet honesty in the way she lets herself be carried by the night. It’s a portrait of movement, emotion, and that rare feeling of being completely present in the moment.

A celebration of youth, music, and the beauty of letting go.

PENCIL HAND DRAWING : 220 x 150 mm.

There is only 1 Original drawing available.

Graphite pencils ranging from 4H to 6B were used, along with an array of erasers and shading techniques to create depth and subtle texture.

It has been CAREFULLY SEALED WITH A PROTECTIVE FIXATIVE for long-lasting preservation.

THE DRAWING WILL BE DELIVERED FRAMED and ready to hang, it is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity, included in the same shipping box.

It will be shipped in professional, elegant, and sturdy packaging to ensure maximum safety during transport.


The Artist :

https://nomaddam.myportfolio.com/home

https://www.instagram.com/no.mad.dam/

I am a Dutch artist traveling the world to capture people emotional fragility and scenes of life. With my pencils and camera always beside me, I seek out those intimate moments where emotion speaks louder than words — the soft glances, the unguarded gestures, the solitude we all carry.

I draw daily life scenes with a cinematic, dramatic touch:
a woman smoking alone in her kitchen at night,
a couple finding privacy in the middle of a party,
a man lost in thought on a crowded metro.

My work focuses on themes of mental health, human connection, and emotional vulnerability. I pay special attention to the eyes, posture and light — the details that reveal the real story beneath the scene.