Larry Lewis is an established painter and sculptor with over 45 years of experience. He's traveled extensively as a nomad and is inspired by the social and human conditions of the places he's lived in, including the USA, Costa Rica, Mexico, and Australia. His work has been exhibited internationally and is held in prominent museum collections such as the de Young Museum in San Francisco.

I saw what I dreamed And the pigment ran Like a river in the jungle. I enter the place that I Am away from. Knock knock, come in. No click click click. I only hear water now. My search…an introspective adventure…naked in The forest, answering the roar of the beast within. Attempting to unearth man’s fundamental elements, The core of his being, from beneath the adaptation Of life’s causes and effects. Hunting, eating, mating, Plants, animals, environmental and social kinship (Not necessarily in that order.)
The image…layers of transparent, translucent, and opaque pigment…dissidence on canvas…sculpted…a semi-permanent path to permanence…small windows of resistance against our techno-driven future. (Spoken like a true Woodstock kid.)
-Larry Lewis