Art Studio in Sandy, Utah.
Elisa Gomez Art's abstract art studio is at 3462 Greenhills Drive, Sandy, Utah. This is where original paintings are produced, where commissioned works begin, and where collectors and interior designers view work at the scale at which it is meant to be seen. The studio sits at the base of the Wasatch Mountains, the natural landscape that directly informs the palette and gesture of every piece produced here. Studio visits are by appointment.
The Studio at the Base of the Wasatch
The address is 3462 Greenhills Drive. Sandy occupies the base of the Wasatch Range, and the canyon light, geological color, and mountain forms visible from the studio are not a backdrop; they are the material the work draws from. Every series Elisa produces, from the Floral Collection's layered botanical abstraction to the deep tonal fields of the Midnight Collection, begins in this specific landscape.
The studio itself is a production environment. Canvases in progress, available originals, and the physical conditions required for large-format oil and acrylic work on canvas. Not a gallery, not a teaching space. A working studio where paintings are made and where clients can see them at the scale they will occupy a room.
What You'll Find at the Studio
The studio holds original paintings across active collections and recent production. The Terrain Collection in recent works and Midnight Collection represent the two primary named series, with works ranging from 28 by 32 inches to 76 by 54 inches on canvas. Recent Work also includes other ongoing production at a range of scales. The Espontánea series on paper is also available, with smaller works starting at $795.
Commission consultations take place at the studio. Clients working on a specific space bring dimensions, finish samples, or architectural photographs and work through palette and scale directly in front of available paintings. Seeing how the work responds to different lighting conditions in a studio context informs commission decisions in ways that a website gallery cannot.
Mural projects also begin at the studio. Clients commissioning wall-scale painted installations for Salt Lake City commercial properties, office lobbies, or residential interiors discuss scope, scale, and design direction with Elisa in person before any work begins on site.
Studio Services for Sandy Clients
Three things a Sandy client can arrange through the studio:
1. View and acquire original work: The studio holds paintings across the Floral Collection, Midnight Collection, and ongoing Recent Work production. Private viewing appointments are available for collectors and for designers presenting options to residential or commercial clients. All canvas works are priced upon request. Smaller works are available for immediate purchase and pricing in the shop.
2. Begin a custom commission: The studio offers commission consultations for original abstract paintings sized to a specific space. The conversation covers dimensions, palette, architectural context, and the intended placement of the work. From that conversation, Elisa develops an original painting that is not an exact adaptation of an existing piece, but something new and unique for the client.
3. Discuss a mural project: Sandy and Salt Lake County have an active market for large-scale painted murals. The studio accepts mural commissions for commercial and residential spaces, including office lobbies, hospitality interiors, and feature walls. Mural inquiries begin with a site discussion and scope conversation.
Interior designers are welcomed for scale and palette consultations before client presentations.
The studio's work has been placed in residential and commercial interiors across the Salt Lake Valley and featured in House Beautiful, the TAO groups Marina Bay Sands Resort in Singapore, Architectural Digest, and LUXE Interiors and Design.
Sandy's Arts Community and the Studio's Place in It
Sandy Arts Guild has produced community arts experiences since 1985 and is one of Utah's largest arts organizations. Its annual Visual Arts Show, Sandy Amphitheater summer season, and community programming establish Sandy as a city with genuine arts infrastructure. The studio is part of that landscape.
The Sandy Amphitheater, a 2,700-seat outdoor venue with the Wasatch Mountains as backdrop, shares the same mountain horizon that shapes the studio's work. The Salt Lake Art Show, held at the Sandy Expo Center in May 2026, featuring 50 galleries and over 100 artists, confirmed Sandy as an emerging fine-art market destination. Elisa exhibited at the show on home ground.
Sandy's median household income of $108,165 supports a strong residential collector and interior design market. The studio's publication record -- House Beautiful (May 2025), Architectural Digest (November 2022 and September 2016), LUXE Interiors and Design (Winter 2018) -- places its output within contexts that Sandy's design-aware client base recognizes.
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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 exact adaptations of existing pieces, but new unique 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 downtown Salt Lake City 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 & Gallery, and has held solo exhibitions at Finch Lane Gallery in Salt Lake City. Contact the studio to confirm current gallery availability and to 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:
Where is Elisa Gomez Art's studio located in Sandy, Utah?
The studio is at 3462 Greenhills Drive, Sandy, UT 84093, at the base of the Wasatch Mountains. This is the working studio where original paintings are produced and where private viewing appointments take place. It is the home base of the practice, not a satellite location or a satellite gallery.
Can I visit the art studio in Sandy?
Yes, by appointment. The studio holds original paintings across the Floral Collection, Midnight Collection, Espontánea series, and ongoing Recent Work production. Call +1 (602) 909-6730 or use the website contact form to arrange a private viewing appointment.
What can I expect from a studio visit?
A studio visit is a private, appointment-based session in the working studio. Visitors view available original paintings at their intended scale, discuss the work with Elisa, and can begin a conversation about a commission or mural project. Interior designers are welcome to bring clients or finished samples. Visits typically run 45 to 60 minutes.
Does the studio accept walk-in visitors?
No. The studio operates by appointment only. This allows each visit to be focused on the visitor's specific interests and to make efficient use of both parties' time. Call +1 (602) 909-6730 or use the website contact form to arrange an appointment.
Can I purchase paintings directly from the Sandy studio?
Yes. Original paintings are available for direct acquisition from the studio. All canvas works are priced upon request. Espontánea paper works are available from $795. Contact the studio to inquire about specific available pieces before or during a visit.
Does the studio work with interior designers?
Yes. The studio works with interior designers specifying art for residential and commercial projects in Sandy and across Salt Lake County. Elisa's work has been featured in House Beautiful, Architectural Digest, and LUXE Interiors and Design, reflecting a sustained record of placement within professional interior design contexts.