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Finding the Way
Mixed media on panel
24" x 6"
$1,200 USD
A winding stream of turquoise and cerulean makes its way down the panel, narrowing, widening and doubling back like a river carving through a canyon. A fine thread of red traces its left bank, and a glint of yellow flickers in the middle like sun on moving water. To the right, a line of deep indigo breaks into dashes and drops, a dotted trail laid down for anyone who might follow. At the bottom, the stream opens into a pool of teal, finally at rest. Mandie poured from above and let the color decide each bend. It feels like trust, the slow certainty of a path revealing itself one turn at a time.
Hang it where journeys begin, by the front door, at the foot of the stairs or along an entry hall. The turquoise and cerulean feel fresh with stone floors, a woven runner and a rattan bench, and the fine red thread adds a lively touch.
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