La fotografía de Jorge León se enfoca en retratos y documentales, explorando principalmente la vida urbana. Su relación con el retrato siempre ha estado marcada por el temor al olvido, buscando preservar los momentos compartidos con personas significativas. Para la exposición "Yo sé que me acordarás", el artista presentó dos fotografías en formato de 35mm: "Madre" y "Dildo Cactus". La primera es un retrato de su madre, a quien León glorifica y santifica por su relación con el catolicismo y su proceso de emancipación de esas creencias. "Dildo Cactus" es el retrato de su amigo Sebastián, con quien explora la desnudez como tema, rindiendo homenaje a la fotografía de Robert Mapplethorpe.

Jorge León es un artista audiovisual que radica en la Ciudad de México. Ha participado en exposiciones colectivas en diferentes ocasiones Salón Silicón (CDMX) y El Otro Mono (Cuernavaca). Presenta “Sexy Terror” como primera exposición fotográfica en solitario (2019) donde explora la sexualidad y su descubrimiento tétrico, temas recurrentes en su obra. Actualmente explora con escultura y pintura. La obra expuesta es parte de una exploración con fotografía tomada en 35mm.

Jorge León's photography focuses on portraits and documentaries, primarily exploring urban life. His relationship with portraiture has always been marked by the fear of forgetting, seeking to preserve moments shared with significant people. For the exhibition "I Know You Will Remember Me," the artist presented two photographs in 35mm format: "Mother" and "Dildo Cactus." The first is a portrait of his mother, whom León glorifies and sanctifies for her relationship with Catholicism and his own process of emancipation from those beliefs. "Dildo Cactus" is a portrait of his friend Sebastián, with whom he explores nudity as a theme, paying homage to the photography of Robert Mapplethorpe.

Jorge León is an audiovisual artist based in Mexico City. He has participated in collective exhibitions on various occasions at Salón Silicón (CDMX) and El Otro Mono (Cuernavaca). He presented "Sexy Terror" as his first solo photography exhibition in 2019, where he explores sexuality and its eerie discovery, recurring themes in his work. Currently, he is experimenting with sculpture and painting. The exhibited work is part of an exploration with photography taken in 35mm format.