This silver, partly gold plated piece is part of the Senseless Roles series. Kinga Huber’s jewellery has a strong conceptual approach: her pieces reflect the chosen or given roles of women. Like her lip jewellery, this finger jewellery cannot be worn in any usual way and therefore fulfill the functions of traditional Jewellery.

Diameter 1.5 cm

The porcelain doll once belonged to Kinga’s mother in her childhood and miraculously it remained intact. Its arms are torn off, bandaged, and secured slightly higher up. The heart has fallen and is hanging below. The harsh formulation is a stark contrast to the delicate, white, charming face of the porcelain doll. The role of blood is embodied by the different coloured corals and the temporal distance by the tiny white pearls.

Length 35 cm
Width 4 cm
Height 2 cm

This lip jewellery is part of the Senseless Roles series, in which Kinga Huber reflects on the roles women have chosen or are given. This piece is made of 925 sterling silver, using the lost wax casting technique and finished with a special blue rhodium plating. The pearl represents the precious gift of keeping your mouth shut. The artist won the Athens AUTHOR Prize in 2020 with this series.

Length 7 cm
Width 3.5 cm
Height 2.5 cm

This ring is carved from natural coral found on the beach. It is embellished with silver worms and their golden eggs and gemstones that decorate the channels of the looped material.

Length 6 cm
Width 5.5 cm
Height 3 cm

This brooch is part of the Senseless Roles series, in which Kinga Huber reflects on the roles women have chosen or are given. It is made of 925 silver by lost wax casting after hands shaping. The artist won the Athens AUTHOR Prize in 2020 with this series.

Length 8 cm
Width 4 cm
Height 2.5 cm