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Golden Refuge
Mixed media on panel
30" x 24" x 2.5"
$3,300 USD
A soft yellow shape nestles at the center of a blue field, round-shouldered and hooded, with a few small dark marks that give it an almost bird-like face. It sits on a loose sheet of raw canvas, its edges frayed and folded, pinned over a deep teal ground so the whole piece feels like a banner carried from somewhere far away. The color soaks into the weave, misty at its edges, with mint and turquoise glowing inside the gold like warmth held close. Mandie worked the pigment into the cloth and let it bloom and bleed where it would. The image feels sheltered and safe, a small creature tucked out of the weather, glowing softly where nothing can reach it.
A child's room, a guest bedroom or a cozy study would all welcome this gentle, slightly whimsical piece. Its soft yellow form glows against walls of sage or pale blue, and feels natural beside woven baskets, a wool rug and a simple pine dresser.
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