Jorge Pé Curto was born in 1955 in Moura. He has been living in Almada since 1965. At the age of ten, he began attending the Centro Artístico Infantil at the Castle of S. Jorge, which was mentored by the painter Hermano Baptista. Later, he studied sculpture at the Antonio Arroio School as a scholar of the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation. In 1981, together with other artists, he founded IMARGEM in Almada, a project that he would later abandon. He was also a teacher in the official education system for 17 years. As a visual artist, he has been involved in ceramics, painting, poster design, and printmaking, but it is in sculpture, particularly in stone, that he has focused his work. Collectively, Jorge Pé-Curto has participated in various exhibitions in galleries, institutions, commercial spaces, and outdoor sculpture shows since 1972. Some of his public art includes: Monument to the Man of the Sea, Feijó, Almada, 2010; Dynamic Construction, Sculpture Symposium, Braga, 2008; Divided Figure with Bird, Stone Sculpture Symposium at the Faculty of Technical Sciences - UNL, Monte de Caparica, 2006; Monument to the Fisherman, Costa da Caparica, 1985; Tribute to Fernão Mendes Pinto, in collaboration with Francisco Bronze, Almada, 1984. He has been exhibiting individually since 1984, including exhibitions at: S. Bento Gallery, Lisbon, 1993; Vértice Gallery, Lisbon, 1996; S. Francisco Gallery, Lisbon, 1998; Galveias Gallery, Lisbon, 2002; Perve Gallery, Lisbon, 2011; Casino Estoril Art Gallery, 2011; São Francisco Gallery, Lisbon, 2012. His work is present in various private collections.