Katia Rabey
Jeweller
Published: 05.10.2020
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2 new interactive and funny pieces from the Silly Village series built with ball bearings, which allow pieces to be spun around and played with. Featuring Silly Circus, an entertainment show, and Sherif's Office, a respected establishment.
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Earrings: Silly Sheriff's Office, 2020
Silver, stainless steel, plywood, cold enamel, thread, beads.
Photo by: Arseniy Kuntsevich
From series: Silly Village
Silly Village is a small series that consists of Silly Circus necklace and Silly Sheriff’s Office earrings, both works are built with ball bearings which allow pieces to be spinned around and to be played with.
“Silly Sheriff’s Office” is a respected establishment maintaining peace and order in the Village.
Wanted for silly crimes are:
- Mrs. Butts: ate the seed corn.
- Mr. Hickinbottom: sawed off the bough he was sitting on.
- Mr. Fartz Jr.: built a fire under himself.
“Silly Sheriff’s Office” is a respected establishment maintaining peace and order in the Village.
Wanted for silly crimes are:
- Mrs. Butts: ate the seed corn.
- Mr. Hickinbottom: sawed off the bough he was sitting on.
- Mr. Fartz Jr.: built a fire under himself.
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Earrings: Silly Sheriff's Office, 2020
Silver, stainless steel, plywood, cold enamel, thread, beads.
Photo by: Arseniy Kuntsevich
From series: Silly Village
On body.
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Pendant: Silly Circus, 2019
Silver, stainless steel, plywood, cold enamel, thread, pearls.
Photo by: Bella Antonio
From series: Silly Village
Silly Village is a small series that consists of Silly Circus necklace and Silly Sheriff’s Office earrings, both works are built with ball bearings which allow pieces to be spinned around and to be played with.
“Silly Circus: Carousel of popular opinions” is an entertaining show touring around the globe with its greatest hits.
Performing tonight are:
“Silly Circus: Carousel of popular opinions” is an entertaining show touring around the globe with its greatest hits.
Performing tonight are:
- My kid could paint that!
- Global warming is a hoax!
- What’s next, marrying animals?
- Boys will be boys!
- Immigrants are stealing our jobs!
- Straight white men are oppressed!
- What’s next, marrying animals?
- Boys will be boys!
- Immigrants are stealing our jobs!
- Straight white men are oppressed!
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Pendant: Silly Circus, 2019
Silver, stainless steel, plywood, cold enamel, thread, pearls.
Photo by: Bella Antonio
From series: Silly Village
On body.
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Pendant: Silly Circus, 2019
Silver, stainless steel, plywood, cold enamel, thread, pearls.
Photo by: Bella Antonio
From series: Silly Village
Detail.
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Pendant: Flat Stomach, 2019
Stainless steel, cord.
14 x 11 x 1 cm
Photo by: Katia Rabey
Wouldn’t you love to eat as much as you want and still be able to say you have a “flat stomach”? Easy - given the “Flat Stomach” is a title of jewelry you own. This pendant mimics the shape of a stomach, the one we recognize from our anatomy textbooks and heartburn pill ads. It is roughly the size of an actual stomach, and when worn, it is placed right on top of the real one. But the cold steel texture and the cage-like pattern turn the soft organ into a kind of prison of dietary restrictions.
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Pendant: Flat Stomach, 2019
Stainless steel, cord
14 x 11 x 1 cm
Photo by: Rafi Schoffman, Dani Schoffman
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Necklace: Judgements, 2019
Silver, pearls, thread, 3d-printed plastic, perspex, steel, leather cord, paint.
Made after a photograph by Rosea Lake.
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Brooch: Breaking point, 2016
Rubber, alpaca, steel.
From series: The 80s
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Brooch: Almost there, 2017
Rubber, alpaca.
From series: The 80s
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Pendant: Harris, 2017
Plastic, silver, zircon.
From series: Journey to Jibbiard
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Earrings: Phelia & Ophelia, 2017
Plastic, silver, sapphires.
From series: Journey to Jibbiard
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Ring: Thompson, 2017
Plastic, rhodium-plated silver, zircon.
From series: Journey to Jibbiard
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Ring: Thompson, 2017
Plastic, rhodium-plated silver, zircon.
From series: Journey to Jibbiard
Open
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Necklace: Cold Medal: For keeping your cool in front of utter idiocy, 2015
Perspex, alpaca, steel screws, plastic tubes, PVC, corn syrup with pigment.
From series: Cold Medals
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Bracelet: Fire Safety Net Watch, 2016
Sterling silver, watch mechanism, steel springs, screws, burlap, paint.
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Pendant: Ice Breaker, 2017
Silver, steel, Perspex, rubber cord.
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Ring: The Rocket, 2016
Aluminium, Swarovski crystal.
From series: Space Invaders
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Pendant: Garfunkel, 2016
Ceramic, rosewood, brass.
From series: Robots
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Brooch: Tub, 2018
Ceramic, silver, sapphire, ruby, zircon, steel.
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Katia Rabey (born in 1989) graduated from university in Moscow as a specialist in literature and languages studies in 2012; she then took a short intensive course in illustration in British Higher School of Art and Design (Moscow) and then moved to Israel where she got into Jewelry Design department of Shenkar college of engineering and design, graduating in 2017. She now lives in Moscow, where she combines jewellery making with educational and curatorial projects.
Statement
My name is Katia Rabey and I graduated from Jewelry Design department at Shenkar college of engineering, design and arts in 2017. In my previous degree I studied literature, and later I took a short course in illustration, both of those things came back to me as I was exploring my personal language in jewelry. I realized that even when making wearable objects I prefer to tell stories, often using graphic language, with clear shapes and bright colors. I enjoy kinetics and movement and I like when objects have faces, literal or implied. My tools of choice are CAD and a sense of humor, but I also like to work manually both with precious and not-so-precious materials.CV 
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News!
2 new interactive and funny pieces from the Silly Village series built with ball bearings, which allow pieces to be spun around and played with. Featuring Silly Circus, an entertainment show, and Sherif's Office, a respected establishment.
- Mail:
- rabeykagmail.com
- Phone:
- +79031517908
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