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Climbing Toward Light
Mixed media on panel
20" x 20"
$2,400 USD
On the left, a column of soft round shapes stacks upward like stepping stones: lavender at the bottom, then green, then buttery yellow, then a warm orange haze, and finally a glowing red at the top. On the right, a tall ladder of raised yellow rungs climbs beside a single fine line, each rung outlined in white and pierced with small windows of teal and navy. A dusky teal ground surrounds both, misted with spray and scattered with small red drops. Mandie pressed and dragged the thick yellow paint, letting it ridge and pool, and sprayed the circles in soft, rising succession. The whole piece is about steady upward movement, one step at a time toward the light.
Hopeful and upward, this is a wonderful painting for a stair landing, a home office, or a child's room. Pale lavender or warm cream surroundings, light oak, and a few green plants echo its stepping stones of color as they rise toward the light.
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