Esperanza Pascual has a varied work, intense, with details that reveal her restless spirit. She loves the glass, she looks mix expressiveness with technique in a perfect way, and she does this smoothly and skillfully.

The glass, passion of Esperanza Pascual, hasn't limited her to experiment with photography on enamel, silver, textiles ... and any material with which to express her emotions in form of jewelry.

Curiously, the artist has studied anthropology, jewelry and studying a Masters of Fine Arts... restless mind, continuous training... and that in fact only gives good results. Her work speaks of a meticulous craftsman, demanding finish and those little things that make true beauty her jewelry.

In the pieces that the designer gives us, we can see a sharp nostalgic but with a contemporary twist, and the color is displayed in a spontaneous and seemingly casual, despite its careful location.

However, nothing is coincidental because Esperanza Pascual knows what she means and how she wants it.

Antonio Sánchez, head of Jewelry Arts and Professor of Art History at the EASD, wrote about the work of Esperanza Pascual in the exhibition catalog "Set of Valencia":

"Through her work, she shows her complicity with the world we live, she delves into her roots, trying to develop through the jewelry a way to pass memories, experiences, and the pieces connect with the person who sees them and takes them, performing a narrative and sentimental jewelry. She believes in the value of the jewelry as a language and contemporary means of expression (...) In her work the power of images and their meanings are imposed at first sight. In other works, she uses jewelry to build portraits in which, with a style somewhere between neo-pop and neo-kitsch, she criticizes and satirizes society in which we live, so acidic, caustic, inquiring about the reality of the world influenced by advertising, media and consumption."

We share the words with Antonio Sánchez, a good observer of the work of Esperanza Pascual and who has understood the designer in her creative side more complex.

Note: Information and pictures have been kindly ceded by the designer.

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