Abstract Artist in Draper, Utah.
Elisa Gomez is a professional abstract artist serving Draper, Utah, from her studio in Sandy, 15 minutes north along the Wasatch Front. Her practice produces nature-inspired paintings in oil and acrylic on canvas, large-scale murals for commercial and residential interiors, and custom commissions for collectors and interior designers throughout Salt Lake County. Studio visits are available by appointment.
Abstract Art for Draper's Luxury Interior Market
Draper's residential market is among the most affluent in Salt Lake County. With a median luxury sale price of $929,000 and 46% of households earning more than $150,000, the city supports a substantial market for original art for high-end residential interiors. The luxury neighborhoods east of I-15, Eagle Crest, South Mountain, and the elevated communities with valley views, feature large-format interior spaces built around architectural scale and light.
Original abstract paintings at that scale complete these spaces in a way that reproductions cannot. Elisa works from a specific brief: dimensions, the light conditions of the room, the palette of the surrounding architecture. The resulting work is built for the space, not selected for it.
Commission inquiries begin with a conversation about the space. Contact the studio to start that process.
The Wasatch as Palette and Source
The Traverse Ridge and Wasatch Range, which frame Draper's eastern and southern boundaries, are the same geological formations that inform Elisa's work. Canyon light, layered geological color, and the vertical scale of the range translate directly into the gesture and surface of her paintings. Color becomes movement. Texture becomes atmosphere.
For Draper collectors who live within view of these formations, the work carries a connection that imported art cannot replicate. The landscape is already in the room. The painting extends it.
Each canvas is built through successive layers of acrylic, oil, and oil pastel. The accumulation creates a surface quality defined by visible mark-making, rich drips, and depth that reads differently at different distances from the wall. The work carries the character of the Wasatch without depicting it.
Commercial Mural Commissions for Draper Businesses
Draper's commercial real estate market supports an active demand for large-format painted environments.
Vista Station, a 175-acre mixed-use development at the Draper FrontRunner station, encompasses approximately 1.7 million square feet of office space. Corporate lobbies, conference rooms, and public-facing interiors at this scale are natural environments for site-specific mural commissions.
Draper Corporate Park on Business Park Drive, along with the eBay campus and 1-800 Contacts headquarters, represents additional interior commission opportunities in the city's commercial core. The studio accepts mural projects for commercial and residential clients throughout Draper and Salt Lake County.
Exhibition and Professional Practice
Solo and group exhibitions include Vibrant Environments at Finch Lane Gallery, Salt Lake City (October 2022), the Salt Lake Art Show at Sandy Expo Center (May 2026), and Uprise Art in New York (November-December 2025).
Elisa is currently showing at Park City Frame and Gallery. National exhibitions include solo shows at Telluride Arts HQ in Colorado (2017 and 2018) and Old Masonic Hall in Breckenridge, Colorado (2021).
Her work has been featured in House Beautiful (May 2025), Architectural Digest (November 2022 and September 2016), LUXE Interiors and Design (Winter 2018), and Artists of Utah / 15 Bytes (November 2022).
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Commission a Painting to Scale
For collectors and designers with a specific space in mind, the studio accepts commissions for original abstract paintings sized to requirement.
The process begins with a conversation: the dimensions of the space, the dominant palette, the architectural context, and the mood the client wants to establish within the room.
Each commission produces a new original work on canvas, panel, or paper. Commissions are not adaptations of existing pieces. Price is available upon request. Timeline is discussed during the inquiry process and varies with scale and complexity.
Viewing and Acquiring Work
The studio at 3462 Greenhills Drive, Sandy, UT 84093 is available for private viewing appointments, fifteen minutes from Draper via I-15 South. Viewing work in person is the most direct way to assess scale and surface quality before acquisition.
Elisa also shows and sells work at Park City Frame and Gallery, and has held solo exhibitions at Finch Lane Gallery in Salt Lake City. Contact the studio to confirm the gallery's current availability and inquire about specific pieces.
To inquire about available works, begin a commission, or schedule a studio visit, call +1 (602) 909-6730 or use the website contact form.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Is there an abstract artist serving Draper, Utah?
Elisa Gomez is a professional abstract artist serving Draper, Utah, from her studio in Sandy, 15 minutes north via I-15. Her practice spans original abstract paintings on canvas, custom commissions sized to specific residential and commercial interiors, and large-scale murals for Draper and Salt Lake County clients. She has exhibited at Finch Lane Gallery in Salt Lake City, Uprise Art in New York, and the Salt Lake Art Show in Sandy.
What kind of work does Elisa Gomez create for Draper clients?
Elisa Gomez creates nature-inspired abstract paintings in acrylic, oil, and oil pastel on canvas, along with large-scale murals for commercial and residential interiors. The work is characterized by layered gestural mark-making, visible drips, and textured surfaces built from the color and geological forms of the Wasatch Range. For Draper clients, she produces original paintings and site-specific commissions scaled to the large-format interiors common in the city's luxury residential and commercial market.
Does Elisa Gomez Art accept commissions for Draper homes and interiors?
Yes. The studio accepts commissions for original abstract paintings sized to specific residential and commercial spaces in Draper and throughout Salt Lake County. The process begins with a conversation about dimensions, palette, and architectural context. Contact the studio at +1 (602) 909-6730 or through the website contact form to begin.
Can Draper clients visit the studio?
Yes. The studio at 3462 Greenhills Drive, Sandy, UT 84093 is available for private viewing appointments, 15 minutes from Draper via I-15. Visits are by appointment only. Studio visits allow collectors and designers to evaluate original paintings at their intended scale before acquiring or commissioning. Call +1 (602) 909-6730 or use the contact form to schedule.
Does Elisa Gomez paint murals for Draper commercial spaces?
Yes. Elisa Gomez Art accepts mural commissions for commercial and residential spaces in Draper and throughout Salt Lake County. Draper projects include corporate lobbies and interiors at Vista Station, Draper Corporate Park, and the city's established business campuses. Contact the studio at +1 (602) 909-6730 to discuss a mural project.
How far is Elisa Gomez Art's studio from Draper?
The studio is at 3462 Greenhills Drive, Sandy, UT 84093, approximately 15 minutes north of Draper via I-15. The drive is direct and practical for collectors scheduling viewings, designers sourcing for projects, or commercial clients discussing mural commissions.
What painting series are available for Draper collectors?
The studio produces several ongoing series: the Floral Collection (botanical abstraction in layered acrylic and oil pastel, works from 28 by 32 to 76 by 54 inches), the Midnight Collection (deep tonal palettes suited to modern luxury interiors), and the Espontánea Series (abstract florals on paper and canvas). Recent Work presents current studio production across the full range of available scales. Studio visits are available by appointment to view work in person.
Has Elisa Gomez Art been featured in design publications?
Yes. Elisa Gomez Art's work has been featured in House Beautiful (May 2025), Architectural Digest (November 2022 and September 2016), LUXE Interiors and Design (Winter 2018), and Lonny Magazine (October 2014). These publications reflect the work's consistent placement in interior design contexts at a national level.