I'm Dwight De Leon—a legal researcher who has spent years serving the Regional Trial Court of Quezon City Court, and as I prepare for my retirement, I've rediscovered my passion for art. Art has always been a part of me, but it became my refuge after a heart stroke, offering both healing and inspiration during a challenging period of my life.

My artistic journey is deeply rooted in the floral abstract style, a reflection of my love for flowers and my interest in styling food. I've always been drawn to the vibrant colors and intricate patterns found in nature, and flowers, in particular, have become my primary subject.

Their delicate beauty and symbolism of life, growth, and renewal resonate deeply with me. This connection to nature finds expression in my abstract floral pieces where I explore the fluidity of form and color in a way that evokes emotion and balance.

After years of working in the legal field, I returned to art as a form of therapy and personal expression. I use my work to convey the richness of nature's design— reinterpreting the simplicity of a flower's form through bold strokes, vibrant hues, and abstract shapes. It is in this process that I find my peace and purpose.

As I transition into a new phase of life, my art continues to be my anchor. It's not just a creative outlet; it is a reminder of the strength within me and the beauty that can emerge from life's most difficult moments. Through my floral abstract pieces, I aim to share the joy, inner strength, and transformation I've experienced, inviting others to connect with the uplifting power of nature and art.

Each canvas reflects the healing power of creativity, and as I move forward, I'm excited to see where this journey takes me-both as an artist and as a person.