Dwight Baylon

I’ve always been drawn to the beauty I see in nature — the way light falls across a field, the quiet strength of trees, the subtle colors of a sunset just before it fades. Painting, for me, is a way of holding onto those moments. It’s how I slow down time and translate what I feel into something tangible. Every brushstroke becomes a reflection of what moved me — the calm, the wonder, the stillness. I’m not just painting what I see; I’m painting what it felt like to stand there, to breathe it in, and to be fully present in that moment.