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A Passing Sadness
Mixed media and resin on panel
14" x 11"
$1,200 USD
A dark, ragged form of deep navy crosses the center of a sunlit field, like a cloud passing over a bright afternoon. Its edges are rough and feathered, and streaks of gold and amber show through where the paint has been dragged thin. All around, the background is warm and luminous: buttery yellow, soft peach and a hint of lime, with pale circles drifting through like bokeh or light seen through tears. A glossy layer of resin seals it all, giving the colors a glassy depth. Mandie let the dark mark land in a single gesture and surrounded it with glow. The sorrow is real, but the light around it is stronger, and it will pass.
Honest and consoling, A Passing Sadness suits a quiet room where you can sit with it: a study, a reading nook, a bedroom corner. Navy and warm gold accents, a soft wool throw, and afternoon light give it a gentle, hopeful setting.
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