PATRONelic Artistry

PATRONelic ARTISTRY:

: an integration of a patron’s personal relics
combined with the artist’s chosen media
to create a personalized piece of art

. . . a unique business where each client becomes an art patron who connects with the artist by sharing their personal items.

	These personal items may be things the patron no longer has a use for, or personal relics that mean something to him or her. The objects with which we surround ourselves say a lot about who we are.
Many objects have the potential to be seen in a new context. Art is created by recycling personal relics with new media forming a very personalized piece of art. The art industry can be such an impersonal marketplace. Both the artist and the patron benefit from their dialogue.

Grinding Footage, detail

The finished piece will unify the artist’s style with the patron’s life. Meaning comes from the environment around the art as well as the art itself.

The work of art stands on its own, but also has a personal connection to the owners' lives.

Seid table Livingroom

Contact: Andrea Allen alaart@gmail.com