There are moments in every artist's journey when it's important to pause—not because the work is finished, but because it's time to recognize how far you've come.

Over the past several months, Robert "Dytch66" Gomez and I have been working on something we've wanted to create for a long time: a portfolio that truly reflects his artistic practice.

Not simply a collection of murals.

Not a company brochure.

But a body of work that represents more than three decades of creating public art, immersive environments, hospitality experiences, cultural storytelling, hand-painted OOH campaigns, and original works.

The result is DYTCH66 – Selected Works.

As we assembled projects spanning more than 30 years, we realized this portfolio tells a much bigger story. It reflects an artist who began painting walls in Southern California and has since transformed public spaces, hotels, restaurants, city landmarks, and brand environments into places people remember.

Every project in this collection is built on one belief:

Art belongs to the experience—not added afterward.

That philosophy has guided Robert's work from the beginning and continues to shape every commission, every collaboration, and every wall.

Today, we're excited to share this new chapter as we continue expanding Dytch66's practice through public art, hospitality, cultural projects, original works, and new collaborations with cities, developers, brands, galleries, and institutions.

We're incredibly grateful to everyone who has trusted Robert over the years—our clients, cities, fellow artists, collaborators, and friends. Your support has helped make this journey possible.

We're excited for what's ahead and look forward to creating the next generation of work together.

Thank you for being part of the journey.

— Nona Harrison Gomez & Robert "Dytch66" Gomez

Art belongs to the experience—not added afterward.