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Clair de Lune
Mixed media on canvas
48" x 36"
$5,600 USD
A bright diagonal edge divides the canvas into two worlds. Above and to the left, a pale ivory field is stamped with soft gray blocks, like the windows of a sleeping city glimpsed through haze. Below and to the right, a deep slate blue night unfolds, dusted with silver sparkle and wisps of white that drift like moonlit cloud. Near the bottom, a single slim dark crescent hangs in the stillness. Mandie sprayed through and around found shapes, letting the mist land unevenly so each block glows with a different softness. The painting feels like a slow piano melody heard through an open window, tender, luminous and a little melancholy, the night holding its own kind of grace.
Slate blue walls, ivory linen and silvered accents reflect its moonlit palette. Calm and nocturnal, it brings quiet elegance to a primary bedroom, a library or a dining room lit by candles, and a piano nearby would suit its musical name beautifully.
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