“Picture this: everyone bundled up in coats, hats, and scarves, when suddenly a woman emerges from her canal boat in just her underwear and wellies, chopping wood with an axe like it’s the most normal thing in the world. Every passerby stopped to witness this fearless moment. I tried to capture that raw energy and movement - the repetition of her heads and arms, the ax in motion - because paintings can become too static. Life has this beautiful, chaotic rhythm that deserves to be felt, not just seen. There’s something poetic about painting London snow while living in Miami’s tropical heat. The contrast feels right somehow - carrying winter’s wild moments into endless summer. Sometimes the most ordinary walks give you the most extraordinary stories to paint.” -Dale Lewis . Dale Lewis Sliders, 2025 Oil on Canvas 31½ x 25⅝ in. 80.00 x 65.00 cm DL0011 . Dale Lewis Sliders (Study), 2025 Colored pencil on paper, framed in walnut with optimum 11 3/8 x 16 1/2 in. 28.89 x 41.91 cm 17 x 21½ ...