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Foundation
Mixed media and resin
7" x 5"
$500 USD
A column of bright yellow rises through a body of cobalt blue, rooted at the base and flaring at the top like a flame or the trunk of a young tree. Around it the blue breaks into pale, lacy cells, as if mineral and water had crystallized together over centuries. A warm coral haze glows at the upper corners, sprayed fine as dust. Under resin, everything gains a soft gleam and depth. Mandie poured the layers and let them separate and bloom, then sealed the moment so the movement stays caught inside. Small but steady, it feels like the thing everything else is built upon, a quiet strength that holds.
A small, steady presence, Foundation is lovely on a writing desk, a bookshelf, or a little easel by the window. Cobalt glass, warm wood, and a candle nearby echo its bright column of yellow rising through blue, a quiet daily encouragement.
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