Margit Hart
Jeweller
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MunichSchmuckFair2025
Published: 15.05.2025
Bio
Margit Hart (* 1958) graduated in goldsmithing, subsequently studying history and art history in Vienna, before returning to jewelry in the Metal Program at SUNY New Paltz. She has been running her own studio in Vienna since 1994. In 2015 Margit Hart received the first prize of the Mario Pinton Award in Padua. Her works are exhibited worldwide and can be found in several public collections, such as the MAK – Museum für angewandte Kunst / Gegenwartskunst in Vienna, and the Schmuckmuseum Pforzheim.Statement
Beyondrhythm – movement – interval
continuity and transformation
a bridge between the preceding and the upcoming
Beyond as a vastness that goes further than the momentary horizon. As a path towards the surprising and yet-to-be-explored – there is what does not exist yet and what I do not know yet. Always open and beyond perceptions and expectations.
/ Margit Hart 2022
Horizons
Horizons of memories arrange themselves in new ways. For me, the term horizon implies vastness, space, openness, the discovery of unknown territory from a constantly changing point of view and the process of observing and transforming. Horizons connect landscapes and human beings as well as points of opposition.
Furthermore encounters, looking forward and looking back are connected to this term.
/ Margit Hart 2016
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Eunhee Cho
Seoul, South Korea -
Kristyna Spanihelova
Horní Becva, Czech Republic -
Mayte Amezcua
Mexico City, Mexico -
Kadi Veesaar
Tammistu, Estonia -
Gésine Hackenberg
Mainz, Germany -
Willy Van De Velde
Schoten, Belgium -
Miki Asai
Nagoya, Japan -
Yaning Liu
London, United Kingdom -
Babette Boucher
Varen, France -
Kaori Juzu
Allinge, Denmark -
Fumiko Gotô
Basel, Switzerland -
Stephania Curreli
Alghero, Italy -
Olivia Wolf-Yamamura
Berlin, Germany -
Helen Clara Hemsley
Copenhagen, Denmark -
Jeanine van der Linde
Kloetinge, Netherlands













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