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Kindred Bodies
Mixed media on panel
24" x 24"
$2,800 USD
Four shapes gather across a soft, smoky field, each one with a personality of its own. A lime green form bristles with feathered edges at the upper left, a violet oval rests below it with the same brushy fringe, and on the right a tall pale blue figure pours downward, its top mottled with gray like weathered stone. Between them, a bright splash of yellow reaches out like an outstretched hand, linking them all. Behind, the sprayed ground glows in mustard and olive, with flecks of deep red scattered near the bottom. Mandie poured and dragged each form, then let the spray drift softly around them. The painting feels like a warm reunion, different bodies drawn together by something they share.
There is a sense of good company here, which makes it a natural choice for a dining nook, a family room, or an entryway where people gather. Pale gray walls, mixed ceramics, and a few rounded, sculptural pieces echo its friendly, conversational shapes.
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