About Moisés Ramos
Moisés Ramos is a Salvadoran painter born on April 6, 1978, who has devoted himself to easel painting since 1998. Over more than two decades of steady studio practice he has taken part in numerous collective art exhibitions across El Salvador, sharing walls with fellow Salvadoran artists and building a body of work rooted in the country’s art scene.
Working from San Salvador, Ramos continues to paint and exhibit, and shares glimpses of his work and process on TikTok (@josemoise_1978). Collectors and galleries can reach him directly by email or phone to inquire about available paintings, commissions, and upcoming shows.
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