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Breaking Through
Mixed media on panel
24" x 24"
$2,800 USD
A smoky gray sky hangs heavy over most of the panel, soft and clouded. Then, cutting diagonally through it, a bright white wedge opens like a break in the weather, and along its lower edge a surge of color pushes upward: black and deep cobalt fingers reaching outward, crimson and orange blooming in rich, textured clusters, a flash of lemon and a spark of pale sky blue near the top. The poured paint is thick and glossy, crusted in places and dripping in long, dark tendrils toward the corner. Mandie poured with force and let the colors spread and splinter on their own. The energy is unmistakable, a determined push from shadow into open light.
Hope is a good thing to see every day, and this painting offers it gently. Place it in an entry, a bedroom or a home office, with smoky gray walls to echo its clouded sky and fresh flowers or bright textiles to pick up the color breaking through.
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