Eladio de Mora

Eladio de Mora-Granados (born 1960), known artistically as dEmo, is a Spanish artist. He is known for his large and colourful sculptures that resemble toys.

Biography dEmo was born in Mora in the Province of Toledo.

Often using plastic, polyester or resin, dEmo's works are brightly coloured and show repetition, such as his sculptures of gummy bears which have been installed at various locations.

In 2016, he was chosen to design the trophies for the Miami Fashion Week film awards. The trophies take the design of a Tequesta native. He has also designed trophies for COCEF, the Official Chamber of Commerce of Spain in France, taking the form of a rooster.

dEmo lives in Getafe, Community of Madrid, and has exhibited his sculptures from the city hall.

Selected works Nensi, a Loch Ness monster and her baby in a fountain at the roundabout on the entrance to Leganés in the Community of Madrid (2009). Rana de la fortuna ("Lucky Frog"), bronze sculpture outside the Casino Gran Madrid (2014).