"CREATING NEW PERSPECTIVES"
Recently Sold
'Brown mask'
2025, H: 102 x W: 82,5 x D: 25 cm
Price: €18.000
'Abito da festa'
2024, H: 150 x W: 120 x D: 12 cm
Price: €22.000
'Beetles in blue'
2022, H: 84 x W: 64 x D: 8 cm
Price: €18.000
'Snake triologie'
2022, H: 73 x W: 250 x D: 6 cm (3 frames: each 73 x 83 cm)
Price: €31.850
'Shoes in blue'
2022, H: 178 x W: 135 x D: 18 cm
Price: €25.000
'Orange crocodiles'
2022, H: 200 x W: 140 x D: 23 cm
Price: €34.000
'Tuareg on tour'
2022, H: 103 x W: 75 x D: 12 cm
Price: €20.000
Two Tuareg leather saddlebags from the early 20th century. An orange Troupial (Icterus) is sitting on a bamboo stick with handmade peiecs of bronze. The frame is made of bronze.
'Kissing crocodiles'
2022, H: 153 x W: 200 x D: 23 cm
Price: €32.000
'Cockatoo in the forest'
2022, H: 170 x W: 117 x D: 20 cm
Price: €23.000
'Tribal sacrifice'
2022, H: 82 x W: 62 x D: 25 cm
Price: €22.750
'A pair'
2022, H: 64 x W: 57 x D: 14 cm
Price: €11.000
'Peacock in green'
2022, H: 200 x W: 153 x D: 39 cm
Price: €30.000
'Birds on the wall'
2022, H: 64 x W: 57 x D: 14 cm
Price: €18.000
'Family crocodiles'
2022, H: 115 x W: 80 x D: 20 cm
Price: €25.500
'Sister birds'
2022, H: 102 x W: 81 x D: 13 cm
Price: €12.500
Collection
'Footprints'
2025, H: 162 x W: 150 x D: 17 cm
Price: €24.000
Six pairs of Indian native American beated Moccasins, from the early 1900s. On the back a woven mat from Bahia, Brazil, crafted by local artists. The mat is painted in various shades of blue. Each moccasin is attached to a clam made of bronze. On the background some pieces of special hard leather coloured in dark blue. The frame is made of bamboo, painted in gloss dark blue.
'Gentleman with a bird'
2025, H: 150 x W: 120 x D: 19 cm
Price: €22.000
'Tropical harmony'
2025, H: 150 x W: 100 x D: 25 cm
Price: €22.000
'Proud horses'
2025, L: 74 x H: 49 x D: 19 cm
Price: €12.000
'A touch of majesty'
2025, H: 236 x W: 165 x D: 36 cm
Price: €26.000
'Strongest expression'
2024, H: 209 x W: 170 x D: 40 cm
Price: on request
'Blue Mask'
2025, H: 84 x W: 64 x D: 35 cm
Price: €18.000
The tribal mask is a Kifwebe mask of the Songye people from Congo, beginning of the 20th century. On the background an old Miao skirt. The blinders and mouth are covered with handmade pieces of bronze. On the back-background pieces of special hard leather coloured in dark blue. The frame is made of bronze.
'Flight to silk'
2025, H: 175 x W: 135 x D: 22 cm
Price: €27.000
'The blues'
2025, H: 200 x W: 135 x D: 15 cm
Price: €21.000
'Kuba - mask'
2025, H: 81,5 x W: 61,5 x D: 20 cm
Price: €18.000
'Touch of renaissance'
2025, H: 265 x W: 185 x D: 28 cm
Price: €35.000
'Ode to yves'
2025, H: 46 x W: 120 x D: 20 cm
Price: €11.000
The Story
Patrice is interested in and inspired by the stories behind the objects. By placing the objects outside their orginal context, their timeless beauty can be revealed.
The journey that the objects have taken is fascinating. Some have existed for centuries. By reusing them, their journey can continue endlessly. In this way, traditional craftmanship and cultural traditions are preserved and kept alive.
The story of the artwork: 'Footprints'
Patrice found six pairs of Indian native American beated Moccasins, from the early 1900s. These moccasins she found at an artdealer in Canada, who acquired these from a collection of the Glenbow Museum in Calgary. These moccasins, crafted by indigenous artisans, showcase intricate beadwork an quilwork, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of their creators. The moccasins not only served practical purposes but also held cultural and spiritual significance, often used in ceremonies and as expressions of identity.
On the back, there's a woven mat from Bahia, Brazil, crafted by local artists. During a trip trough Brazil, Patrice found the mat at a local studio. Combining the Indian Moccasins with the Brazilian mat not only brings together diverse materials and techniques but also celebrates the unique cultural narratives and artistic expressions of their respective origins.
Each moccasin is attached to a clam made of bronze. The mat is painted in various shades of blue. On the background some pieces of special hard leather coloured in dark blue. The frame is made of bamboo, painted in gloss dark blue.
The story of the artwork: "Blue Mask"
The tribal mask is a Kifwebe mask of the Songye people from Congo, beginning of the 20th century. On the background an old Miao skirt. The blinders and mouth are covered with handmade pieces of bronze. On the back-background pieces of special hard leather coloured in dark blue. The frame is made of bronze.
The story of the artwork: ''TUAREG ON TOUR''
Two Tuareg leather saddlebags from the early 20th century. An orange Troupial (Icterus) is sitting on a bamboo stick with handmade peiecs of bronze.
About Patrice
Patrice is a contempory artist raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Patrice is an artist driven by her love and interest in rare objects and the stories they tell.
Coming form a family business that imported international high-end fashion brands, Patrice grew up surrounded by beautiful fabrics, colors and objects.
After studying law in Amsterdam and working for several years in the family business, Patrice created and developed The Random House. A creative concept studio where art, fashion and interior ideas came together. Together wit Jasper Krabbe and Thijs Murre, it bacame an unique place where designers, museums and art lovers found inspiration- and where pieces were sold.
For years, Patrice has traveled around the world. Collecting objects with historic provenance. These finds are the basis of a composition of arts with handmade pieces of bronze and special pigments or antique materials.
Patrice launched her first collection in 2022. She creates one collection every year, consisting of approximately twelve works.
Some of Patrice her work is created with taxidermy animals. These animals are bought renowned taxidermists and handled with the greatest care.
Exhibitions
Patrice's works are held in private collections worldwide, with collectors in Italy, France, the UK, the Netherlands, Spain, Curacao and my other international locations.
Two exhibitions London
2025
Four exhibitions Amsterdam
2022 - 2025