Jorge Dos Diablos

1982 / Guadalajara, Mexico
Contemporary Surrealism Oil painting

About

Jorge Dos Diablos is a Mexican contemporary artist born in Jalisco, Mexico, in 1982, hailing specifically from Guadalajara. He lives and works in Zapopan, Mexico, and is known for his surreal, terror-filled works that explore deep subconscious fears, demonic creatures, mutated humanoids, and themes drawn from Christian iconography and religious anthropology. Coming from a Catholic family, his art reflects childhood memories and interpretations of nuns and religious figures, often using oil paints to create textured, physical brushstrokes that evoke a traditional mastery of craft. His pseudonym 'Dos Diablos' (Two Devils) is inspired by the Mexican LoterĂ­a game card 'El Diablito,' chosen for a more engaging signature than his personal name.

Contemporary Surrealism with demonic and religious themes

Selected Exhibitions

  • Eulogy to the Enemy at La Luz de Jesus Gallery
  • As Above, So Below Vol. 5
  • The Blab! Show's 20th Anniversary Celebration at Arch Enemy Arts