Chloe Trujillo is one of Los Angeles’ most acclaimed and inspiring multidisciplinary artists. Born into a family of creatives, she carved her own path early on, drawing influence from heavy music, mathematics, and esoteric practices.

Her visual work is rooted in complex, layered, and deeply saturated metaphorical compositions, created by allowing symbols, melodies, words, and colors to flow freely through a process of pure creative channeling. Her art has garnered international acclaim in Paris, London, Berlin, New York City, San Francisco, and Los Angeles, and has been featured in Forbes, Vogue Italia, Rolling Stone, Vanity Fair, and The New York Times.

Her celebrated work Aztec de la Chloe premiered at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City and is now part of the permanent collection at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. In 2024, her artwork was exhibited at the Musée de la Philharmonie in Paris, further cementing her presence on the international fine art stage. She continues to show work in Los Angeles at Compound Contemporary and is represented by Tracy Park Gallery in Malibu.

Translating her visual language into fashion, Chloe launched her first silk scarf collection at Colette in Paris in 2012. Since then, her fashion line has expanded to include handbags, clothing, and swimwear adorned with elements of her symbolic art, sold in high-end boutiques worldwide. In 2024, she designed performance swimwear for the U.S. Olympic Artistic Team. She is currently preparing the release of a new collection, which will debut with a full runway show at New York Fashion Week in Winter 2026.

Parallel to her visual practice, Chloe has cultivated a powerful musical career. She developed a distinctive sound inspired by her artwork and everyday life, performing in bands, cabaret acts, rock operas, and Off-Broadway productions. In 2015, she opened for Missing Persons and later contributed to Frank Zappa’s birthday release, interpreting The Torture Never Stops. Over recent years, she released the solo albums Mothers of a New Nation, What Are We?, and Spellbook, along with Heavy Peace (with Rav Medic) and the full-length vinyl Cleria with 66steps.

As a member of Blvd Of Eyes, Chloe toured Australia following the release of the band’s third EP, We Are Human. She has remained deeply involved in collaborative projects, including Savage Lands, a nonprofit music initiative dedicated to protecting global wildlife. In 2025, she shared the MainStage at Hellfest with Savage Lands, merging music with environmental advocacy on an international platform.

In addition to performing and recording, Chloe has taught and mentored emerging creatives, including leading a class at ESMOD, the Paris School of Fashion. She is currently preparing to release a new solo EP titled Rebirth, marking the next chapter of her evolving musical journey.

Chloe is a recipient of the 2022 Juice Merit Award for Exceptional Creativity and has been nominated for Best Female Vocal Performance at the Josie Music Awards. She currently lives in Los Angeles with her husband, musician Robert Trujillo, and their two children. You can follow Chloe on Instagram.