Origin: Porto, Portugal

Based in: Portugal

Year of birth: 1985

Diogo Landô is a Portuguese visual artist whose practice combines digital tools, photography, collage, and painting to construct layered contemporary images. Based in Portugal, he studied art and communication, as well as design and communication, at the Escola Superior Artística do Porto (ESAP), a background that continues to inform the hybrid and highly composed quality of his work.

Before dedicating himself fully to his artistic practice, Landô worked across a range of creative fields, including design, art direction, and photography. These experiences helped shape a visual language that is both technically refined and conceptually multidimensional, bringing together distinct image planes through processes that are at once intuitive and carefully structured.

His works often merge pop-inflected boldness with surreal, dreamlike atmospheres, resulting in a figurative style that feels both immediate and psychologically layered. Working primarily in what he describes as digital mixed media or digital visual arts, Landô creates expressive compositions that invite multiple readings while maintaining a strong graphic presence. His works are frequently produced as individual pieces and, at times, as limited editions, often presented on Aludibond or acrylic, with some incorporating light-box elements that extend the viewing experience beyond the image itself.