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Anger, Released
Mixed media on panel
24" x 24"
$2,800 USD
Bare wood shows through the whole panel, its grain warm and honest, and across it the paint has been flung with real force. Scarlet and tangerine sweep in from the left in wide, splashing arcs, while dark burgundy trails whip across the top edge. On the right, a column of teal blue stands firm, deepening to near black at its base. Droplets and splatters scatter everywhere, each one a record of a single quick motion. Mandie threw and poured with abandon, letting the raw ground stay visible so nothing felt hidden. There is release in every mark, and when you step back the painting feels surprisingly calm, like the clear air that comes after a storm.
Picture it in a loft, a modern living room or a creative workspace with a bit of edge. The raw wood grain feels natural beside walnut, concrete and black steel, and a clean pale or deep charcoal wall lets its flung scarlet and tangerine take center stage.
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