Arlet Gomez Art

06/10/2026

What do we build in the sand?

Two children dig at the edge of the sea.
Between them, an imagined structure rises: not from concrete or steel, but from imagination.

Toy soldiers emerge from the paint like silent witnesses. The shore becomes a place where play and memory meet, where the temporary reaches toward what endures.

The tide will come and go, but the desire to build what lasts remains. . .

Rendering at the Shore
24 × 24 in
Oil and plastic toy soldiers on canvas

Currently on view in New Zip Code, curated by Sergio Gomez, at the Palm Beach Art & Design Showroom.

06/09/2026

06/06/2026

Thank you so much to everyone who came to the opening of New Zip Code yesterday! It was a very emotional evening for me. Seeing these paintings leave the studio and meet so many people was a feeling I’m still carrying with me today. Sharing work that comes from such a personal place is never easy, and I’m truly thankful for the warmth with which it was received.

Thank you to 33 Contemporary Gallery, the Palm Beach Art & Design Showroom, and curator Sergio Gomez for making this exhibition possible and for bringing such thoughtful care to its presentation.

Thank you for the conversations, the hugs, the kind words, and to the collector who purchased one of the pieces! Simply having you there meant so much to me.

I’m deeply grateful for everyone who took the time to be part of this special moment and for all the support this exhibition has received.

New Zip Code remains on view through June 30.

05/25/2026

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05/23/2026

https://www.palmbeachdesignshowroom.com/colour-senses-project-presents-contemporary-focus-2/

Opening Reception | Friday, June 5th, from 6–8 PM. Curator’s Chat with Sergio Gomez and Arlet Gómez at 7 PM.

01/19/2026

An Ekphrasis JOURNAL presented as a gallery work (9 × 6.5 in, oil-based materials on paper, leather cover), created through a collaborative dialogue between visual art and poetry by Denise Marsh and myself. The work engages ideas of dialogue, tactility, and interdisciplinary response. We are grateful to the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County and curator Jessica Ransom for including this piece in The Short List exhibition and for beautifully placing it within this venue