A large oil canvas rendered in Deckmann's characteristically spare visual language, "Worries" presents the viewer with a quietly unsettling domestic intimacy. Working at a generous scale of 200 by 150 centimetres, the Copenhagen-based artist layers paint with deliberate restraint, allowing his signature text elements and figurative shorthand to carry an emotional weight that belies their apparent simplicity. The work belongs to a body of practice that has earned Deckmann an international following precisely because of this tension between the offhand and the profound, between the comic and the genuinely melancholic. Deckmann has built a reputation for transforming the vocabulary of therapy-speak, interior monologue, and everyday anxiety into paintings that feel both confessional and universal. "Worries," produced in 2025, continues this inquiry with a directness that rewards sustained looking. The title itself functions as both subject and form, collapsing the distance between what is depicted and what is felt, and the scale of the work ensures that this emotional proposition is impossible to ignore when encountered in person. Presented through Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery, the piece arrives signed by the artist and ready to be acquired without framing, offering the collector flexibility in its presentation. For those building collections around contemporary painting that engages sincerely with psychological experience, this work represents a strong and timely acquisition. Deckmann occupies a rare position in the current market, producing paintings that are immediately legible yet resistant to easy resolution, ensuring their relevance across shifting tastes and contexts.