Lydia Hirte
Jeweller
Published: 24.10.2025
News!
5 new pieces have been added to the artist’s profile, along with recent achievements including the Jury’s Choice Award at the Itami International Jewelry Competition 2025 and an Honorable Mention at the Cheongju Craft Competition 2025.
Bio
Lydia Hirte was exposed to author's jewellery during her internship with a master of silversmithing. Following the renowned jewellery design programme at Pforzheim University, she quickly realised that she preferred to explore materials that were not yet well-represented in jewellery, and move away from traditional approaches. During her studies, she worked with Japanese paper on wire and even sausage strings. Lydia then became a freelance jewellery designer. To be more efficient in her experimentation, she decided to work with cost-effective models made from bristol card. In a moment of play with a bundle of these forms, she accessed a new creative space in which paper showed a stunning amount of deformation when under tension.Statement
My artistic work with drawing cards mainly revolves around spatiality, direction, and movement. I am always aiming to link wearability with sculptural form. While working with the material, I use both its flexibility and stability. It is essential for me to generate resistance and feel the physical power of this bundled material. This determines my research and artistic search.News!
5 new pieces have been added to the artist’s profile, along with recent achievements including the Jury’s Choice Award at the Itami International Jewelry Competition 2025 and an Honorable Mention at the Cheongju Craft Competition 2025.
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Marianne Anselin
Perpezac le Blanc, France -
Ana Margarida Carvalho
Lisbon, Portugal -
Iris Tsante
Athens, Greece -
Harold O'Connor
Salida, United States -
Alain Roggeman
Brussels, Belgium -
Tamara Marbl Joka
Oslo, Norway -
Shahrzad Motallebi
Chicago, United States -
Sophie Rose
Silkeborg, Denmark -
Armin Najib
Dubai, United Arab Emirates -
Felicia Li
Beijing, China -
Nicole Schuster
Munich, Germany -
Anja Eichler
Berlin, Germany -
Khajornsak Nakpan
Nonthaburi, Thailand -
Claire Underwood
London, United Kingdom -
Ognyana Teneva
Antwerp, Belgium














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