Diarmuid Woodcock

An Irish visual artist based in Skerries, Co. Dublin. My practice is inspired by the idea of the “Flâneur” and their observation of the world around them.

The Work

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Delighted to say I’m one of the featured artists for the Fourth Edition of @thestormsjournal ! Thank you so much to @damiboy for including me in this edition and you can get your own wonderful copy through the link in @thestormsjournal bio, onl

Delighted to announce I’ve been awarded the Agility Award this year by @artscouncilireland ! This will go towards expanding my current body of work in preparation for a solo show next year :)

(So stay tuned!)

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Hey hey! Happy to say I’ll be included in the @ardgillangallery Summer Exhibition which opens on Thursday 13th June from 5pm to 7pm so pop down if you’re around! It runs until the 21st of July 2024. The gallery opens from Wednesday to Sun

“Golden hour vibes”
Oil on wood panel
13 x 18 cm

I basically had the song “Golden Hour” by JVKE on repeat, non-stop while painting this. It was pretty relaxing :)

“A setting sun at 4pm”
Oil on wood panel
10 x 15 cm

It’s kinda typical of Winter to have the sun set around 4pm (maybe even earlier than that) but the crazier thing to me is seeing the sun during Winter in the first place 🤷&zwj;♂

“Summer will turn into Fall”
Oil on wood panel
10 x 15 cm

It’s that time of day when you can tell it’s gonna be a pretty evening and it’s pretty now, but you know it’s gonna get even better :)

“Who even needs parking”
Oil on wood panel
13 x 18 cm

Living on a main road can be a bit awkward when trying to find parking :/

“It’s a LIME!”
Oil on wood panel
13 x 18 cm

I like to put tv shows I’ve seen before on while I’m working, especially Taskmaster. As the saying goes, “Live, Laugh, Lime”

“Covert mission to the Dublin Road”
Oil on wood panel
10 x 15 cm

It’s kinda funny how there can be unintended consequences to actions. Not necessarily bad I must say, but on this day I was there for a “covert mission”

“Carrig House”
Oil on wood panel
15 x 20cm

This painting was also part of the “21 Bridges to the Sea” exhibition and was inspired by our expeirences on the @superprojects_ programme during our visit to @siriusartscentre with

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