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Ghost of a Garden
Mixed media on canvas
48" x 24"
$4,700 USD
Pale gold and silver sweep upward in long, feathered strokes, like sunlight falling through a greenhouse long abandoned. Through the center, veins of cobalt, teal and leaf green trickle and branch, tracing the shapes of stems, petals and vines that seem to bloom and dissolve at the same time. The surface is richly textured, dragged into fine ridges and pooled into glossy hollows that shift from warm to cool as you move. Mandie poured and pulled the paint, letting the colors run and mingle until a soft presence appeared. The painting is wistful and lovely, a memory of growing things that lingers long after the season has passed.
Hung tall in a stairwell or stretched long above a console, Ghost of a Garden brings a soft shimmer to the room. Its pale gold, silver, and cobalt look lovely with greige walls, glass vessels, aged brass, and a potted fern or two catching the afternoon light.
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