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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 23.6x31.5in
About this artwork
A boy is watching the street from a non-descript house. In this piece, I captured the quiet stillness of a moment frozen in time, where solitude meets longing. Through soft oil tones and careful figurative detail, I invite you to feel the gentle tension between isolation and connection.
As (nearly) always, this painting was titled with reference to a rocksong. In this case “World outside your window" by Tanita Tikaram (Ancient Heart 1988)
"Tell… me if you want to see
A world outside your window
A world outside your window isn't free
And tell me if you want to catch that feeling of redemption
That feeling of redemption doesn't do much for me
“
As (nearly) always, this painting was titled with reference to a rocksong. In this case “World outside your window" by Tanita Tikaram (Ancient Heart 1988)
"Tell… me if you want to see
A world outside your window
A world outside your window isn't free
And tell me if you want to catch that feeling of redemption
That feeling of redemption doesn't do much for me
“
walter dermul
Belgium
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Credentials
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Walter Dermul is a professional oil painter with a background in marketing and a lifelong fascination for the arts. He uses alla prima techniques on canvas, focusing on representational and deeply figurative subjects—solitary figures, interiors, and architecture—rendered in muted, psychological palettes of blues and greys. His paintings explore themes of memory, transition, and human connection, evoking a quiet introspection that invites viewers to reflect on their own experiences, lingering between intimacy and ambiguity.