Jeroen Erosie’s practice originates from the fluidity and restless process of graffiti lettering. This discipline – where lines, letters and shapes evolve gradually and almost imperceptibly towards unpredictable results – has been such at the core of his production it leaves a unique mark on all of his practice.

His canvases, drawings and collages appear like a paused instant in a restless dynamic, a continuous morphing and superimposition of shapes, lines and textures. Jeroen Erosie’s work reflects a poetic journey of rounded forms and geometric lines, a language that channels the natural landscapes of his endless bike rides as much as the architectural observations of the city’s forgotten spaces and cultural symbols.

On a more subliminal level this research reflects a need to visually translate his personal thought processes through an iterative approach, almost like searching for a personal ideographic vocabulary. A rare balance, where very physical and intuitive gestures are mixed with an extremely methodic process of creation, reinterpretation and relentless research.

The idea for “Varsi Workwear” collection was born from the garments that we have produced over time for the activities that we carry out in our laboratory and that, starting from today, we have the opportunity to share with all of you.

This collection of work jackets was created as part of Varsi’s artist residency project. In fact, during these, each artist worked on the decoration of a jacket, thus making it a unique garment.

The medium for the entire collection consists of vintage jackets used by French railroad workers. It is a blue jacket with a button closure to which three pockets are applied.

Labels designed by She.Lab are hand-sewn on each jacket by Alessia Di Pasquale (Dipa).

The project is curated by Base/34

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