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Buried Hope
Mixed media
14" x 11"
$1,200 USD
Beneath a wash of warm gold, something is waiting. A round, speckled form glows near the center, its edge crusted with deep teal granules like seeds pressed into soil, its middle softened to a green haze dotted with tiny flecks of light. Above it, swirling ribbons of ochre and honey unfurl like a fan or a flower beginning to open. The whole surface feels sunlit and slightly grainy, the color settling into fine pools and pits. Mandie layered and poured, then let the pigment separate and gather in its own patterns, never forcing what lay below to the surface. It carries the patient faith of a bulb in winter, sure of the light it cannot yet see.
Hang it somewhere you pause each morning: a bathroom wall, a desk nook, a small spot near the coffee. Warm gold and deep teal look lovely with terracotta, stoneware, and a little green plant that repeats its idea of something quietly growing.
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