Saul Acevedo Gomez is an MFA candidate at Hunter College in New York and received his BFA from California State University, Stanislaus, with a concentration in multidisciplinary drawing practices.

The artist builds imagined worlds that blur the boundaries between drawing, installation, and personal mythology. His intricately rendered compositions combine recurring symbols, handwritten observations, architectural spaces, and organic forms into immersive visual systems that explore perception, spirituality, and the evolving construction of identity. Influenced equally by books, conversations, nature, the internet, and everyday experience, his work invites viewers to move through these psychological landscapes, where uncertainty becomes a catalyst for reflection rather than something to resolve.

Acevedo Gomez has exhibited at Hunter College, Swivel Gallery, Spring/Break Art Show, Dinner Gallery, MAD54, Galería 1204, and Sabroso Projects (New York); Friend of a Friend and Union Hall (Denver); The Carnegie (Covington, Kentucky); and Dolores 54 (Mexico City).