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I am sure using hands and experiencing tactile feelings would be important for everybody, particularly in our time with growing digitalization. Interview with Lydia Hirte by Klimt02

Interview  /  BehindTheScenes   CriticalThinking   Artists
 
Published: 07.11.2023
Lydia Hirte. Necklace: Untitled, 2023. Bristol board, photo card, calligraphic ink, wood glaze, beading silk.. 12 cm × 7.8 cm × 5,5 cm. Photo by: Clemens Haufe. Item image alternative. Lydia Hirte
Necklace: Untitled, 2023
Bristol board, photo card, calligraphic ink, wood glaze, beading silk.
12 cm × 7.8 cm × 5,5 cm
Photo by: Clemens Haufe

Item image alternative

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Intro
German artist Lydia Hirte shares her journey on how she found her passion in contemporary jewellery design, A journey guided by self-inquiry and awareness of what materials and processes resonate. She shines light on her process of making and how different environments (physical and online) have informed her practice.