Gisela Romero in her studio Credit: Hector Perez Segnini/courtesy Terrace GalleryIn the five years since immigrating to the United States from Venezuela with her husband, Orlando-based visual artist Gisela Romero’s works have centered around her newfound community. Her latest exhibition, WE, will be featured at the Orange County Administration Center as part of the Art in the Chambers exhibition program. Romero was provided studio space in downtown Orlando in 2024 by the United Art Center of Florida. Her last solo exhibition, A Constant Goodbye — The Table Runner’s Stories of Gisela Romero, explored her interest in immigration and the consequences of uprooting families using table runners as a canvas. Born in Caracas, Venezuela’s capital, Romero originally attended a graphic design institution due to the city’s lack of schooling for the visual arts.