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Alone, but Not Lonely
Mixed media on canvas
10" x 10"
$900 USD
On a field of clean, quiet white, a single pool of color sits by itself. It is deep cobalt for the most part, with a fringe of emerald green blooming along its right edge and wisps of darker teal drifting through like currents beneath the surface. A few tiny droplets have escaped and rest nearby, scattered like small companions. The shape is soft and irregular, its edges set where the poured paint chose to stop. Mandie let a single pour find its own form and then simply left it alone, trusting the empty space. There is no loneliness in it, only a calm self-possession, the peace of being whole in your own company.
For anyone who treasures a quiet hour, this would be a lovely presence in a reading nook, a meditation corner or a minimalist bedroom. Its cobalt and emerald stand out crisply on pale walls, with a simple oak shelf and a single ceramic vase nearby.
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