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Falling Apart
Mixed media on panel
20" x 10"
$1,400 USD
Darkness gathers at the top of the panel in a heavy, crackled mass of olive and near black, glinting with flecks of yellow and green along its upper edge. From there, things begin to come undone. Red spills down the left side in a broken lattice full of holes, with a small warm pocket of orange caught inside. Black lines run down through the middle, a cool blue drip stretches long and ends in a single round drop, and a yellow thread falls to its own small pool. Mandie let the paint run, crack and separate without stepping in, trusting what it would become. The painting is honest about hard seasons, yet even as it unravels, it glows with surprising color and light.
Moody and expressive, this narrow panel suits a study, a library nook or a dramatic powder room. Its olive and near black tones look rich with dark green walls, aged brass, leather and stone, adding depth to a slim, overlooked space.
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