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A Sign, Perhaps
Mixed media on panel
10" x 10"
$900 USD
Bright white lines cross a field of clear turquoise, as if someone had written a message on the sky and left it for whoever happened to look up. One long stroke runs along the top; below it, a branching form reaches outward like a twig, a rune or a hand raised in greeting. The white has dried into a web of fine cracks, and a few loose splashes trail off toward the bottom, where a rough, scraped ridge of pale blue and white rises like distant snow. Mandie poured these lines in single, unhurried gestures and let the paint crack as it pleased. The result feels like a quiet answer, offered gently and with grace.
How about a hallway, where it can catch your eye as you pass? Its clear turquoise and bright white lines bring a fresh lift to a small wall, a bathroom or a sunny kitchen shelf, and they look crisp beside rattan, white ceramics and green plants.
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