Windblown Woman at a Weathered Window

A moody surreal painting of a woman leaning forward through an old window frame, viewed from behind in a tight square composition centered on her wildly windblown [dark brown with copper highlights] hair streaming leftward in tangled strands. Her bare shoulders and upper back are partially concealed by the hair; both hands grip a worn wooden windowsill at the bottom center, with two visible fingers on each side resting on the ledge. Her face is fully hidden by the hair and camera angle. Behind her is a weathered multi-pane window featuring six rectangular panes in a 3-by-2 grid, painted in cold gray-blue tones marked with grime, scratches, drips, and distressed edges. Expressive mixed-media fine art style blending charcoal, ink, dry brush, etched lines, and heavily textured oil paint on rough canvas, layered with sketchy black and white linework over muted industrial tones. Soft diffused lighting, low contrast, painterly realism combined with abstract expressionism, evoking an introspective and haunting atmosphere.