Esteban Erosky - Plus One Collective
Esteban Erosky
Designer biography:
Born in Mexico City, he trained in enamel and jewelry making in Mexico, Spain and Portugal. He has held several solo exhibitions and participated in numerous group exhibitions in countries including France, Switzerland, Italy, China, Israel, Netherlands, United Kingdom, Sweden, the United States and Spain. He teaches enameling courses and jewellery workshops, has published on contemporary jewelry and participated in International Conferences, International Congresses and enameling and jewelry competitions. Her pieces are part of the collections of several museums, such as the Brooklyn Museum in New York, the CODA Museum in the Netherlands, the Costume Museum in Madrid, and the Solidor Museum in France. He currently works between Madrid and Mexico, combining the precision of enameling with technical and aesthetic research and experimentation.
Collection concept
My jewelry pieces reflect a technical and aesthetic research process that goes beyond form or typology, entering the personal, emotional, and symbolic realm. I use classic jewelry techniques and enameling on metal combined with unconventional and innovative materials, blending the classic with the contemporary on both a technical and aesthetic level. Ultimately, my pieces become objects that tell a story, narrating narratives containing personal details, lived or recounted, that blossom like a garden where bad weeds mingle with flowers.
