Dmitriy Bellman
Born
Dmitriy Bellman

(1977-06-22) June 22, 1977
EducationThe State Academy of Fine Arts, Tbilisi
Known forJewelry, design
Websitewww.dmitriybellman.com

Dmitriy Bellman (Russian: Дмитрий Владимирович Бельман, Dmitriy Vladimirovich Belman; born in 1977) is a Russian artist-jeweler.

In his work, he uses both modern and rare techniques — micropave, hot enamels, granulation.

Dmitriy Bellman was born in Tbilisi into a family of an engineer and a teacher. When he was 6 years old, he started to attend the Pioneer's Palace where his teacher was the well-known enamel artist Mikheil Tsalkalamanidze. Dmitriy is a graduate of the State Academy of Fine Arts, Tbilisi, Georgia (1999).

Dmitriy moved to Moscow, Russia in 2002. In the same year the artist-jeweler won his first award in Saint Petersburg. There in 2004, he became the finalist of the International Competition of Young Jewelry Designers. And in 2005, in the Saint Petersburg Manege he won the Gold Medal, the First Degree Diploma and the High Jewelry Art Diploma at the X International Competition of Jewelry and Glyptic Art.

In 2008 and 2009, Dmitriy has received three awards for the significant personal contribution to the national culture and art development: the Gold Medal, the Merit Medal and a Diploma. He was also awarded the title of an academician.

In 2018, his "Microcosm" collection was awarded the Grand Prix at the Russian Diamond Line contest - for innovations in granulation, harmonious design and virtuoso performance.[1]

In 2019, Dmitriy has won the Modern World in Jewellery Art Works receiving the First Prize of the Gokhran competition.[2]

He is a member of the Creative Union of Russian Artists and an academician of the International Academy of Creative Endeavors.[3]

Awards

  • The First Degree Diploma, "The Perfection of Classics" nomination for the "Sunny" ring. VII International Competition of Jewelry and Glyptic Art "The Jewelry Olympus", Saint Petersburg, 2002.
  • The Finalist of the International Competition of Young Jewelry Designers "The Image and the Form", Saint Petersburg, 2004.
  • The Gold Medal and the First Degree Diploma, "The Classics" nomination and the High Jewellery Art Diploma for the "Sunny" and the "For the Joy of Soul" pendants. X International Competition of Jewelry and Glyptic Art "The Jewelry Olympus", Saint Petersburg, 2005.
  • The Gold Medal for the contribution to the national culture from the Creative Union of Russian Artists, 2008.
  • An Art Development Merit Medal at the First International Art Salon "Way of Unity", Moscow, 2009.
  • A Diploma for the Great Personal Contribution to the Art Development, the First International Art Salon "Way of Unity", Moscow, 2009.
  • Grand Prix at the Russian Diamond Line for the "Microcosm" collection, Moscow, 2018.
  • The First Prize of the Gokhran Competition "The Modern World in Jewellery Art Works", Moscow, 2019.
  • A Carl Faberge International Award for the historical contribution to the development of modern jewellery art, Moscow, 2022.

References

  • "The Jewelry Olympus 2003", art album, Saint Petersburg, 2003, p. 17. ISBN 978-5-94216-008-1
  • "The Jewelry Olympus, Anniversary Edition", art album, Saint Petersburg, 2006, pp. 8, 14, 135, 136. ISBN 978-5-94216-013-5
  • "Jewellery Review", magazine, January, 2006, pp. 48-49.
  • "Russia's Modern Art", art album, Moscow, 2007, pp. 78-79, 200.
  • "Moscow 2008 - paintings, graphics, sculptures, art photography, modern art, decorative and applied arts", catalogue, Moscow, 2008, pp. 172-173. ISBN 978-5-904119-03-4
  • "Way of Unity", First International Art Salon catalogue, Moscow, 2009, pp. 608-609.
  • "Russia's Diamonds and Gold", magazine, April, 2006, p. 81.
  • "Russian Diamonds and Jewellery", magazine, spring, 2019, p. 30.
  • "Jewellery Review", magazine, March, 2019, pp. 10-11.
  • "Robb Report", magazine, November, 2019, p. 131.
  • "The Art of Jewellery. Traditions and Trends", exhibition catalogue, Moscow, 2019, p. 88. ISBN 978-5-9500787-9-8
  • "Jewellery", magazine, 2020, pp. 34-38.
  • "Your Star Orbit", 4, 2021.
  • "RBC Style", June, 2022, pp. 50-51.

References

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