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Burning Slowly
Mixed media on panel
24" x 18"
$2,400 USD
Warm amber light glows across the whole panel, soft and sprayed like the last hour before sunset. Two poured forms drift through it, swirls of lemon and coral edged with scarlet, marbled and glossy like molten glass. Between them run two diagonal seams of dark, gritty texture, maroon and charcoal, rough to the eye like embers still smoldering. The contrast is quietly dramatic: liquid, luminous color beside crusted, earthy lines. Mandie poured, tilted and pressed coarse material into the surface, letting heat and texture find their own balance. The result is patient and passionate at once, a fire that does not rush but never goes out.
Warm as the last hour of a summer day, it is at its best in rooms that come alive in the evening. Hang it in a dining room or a living area lit by lamps, and let terracotta, cognac leather and brass draw out its amber glow.
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