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Missing Half
Mixed media on panel
24" x 6"
$1,200 USD
Two great shapes of cobalt blue hold the right side of the panel, one above, one below, with an open white space between them that feels like a breath held too long. Their edges burn with orange, gold and a flash of turquoise, as if something warm is still trying to reach across. A pale hollow opens in the upper form like a window or a wound. Down the left, red drips and a dotted line fall in a slow, steady rhythm, marking time. Mandie poured the blue in heavy pools and let it spread and stop on its own, leaving the gap untouched. The painting holds longing and hope together, the ache of something absent and the bright fire of waiting for it to return.
Meaningful and quietly striking, it suits a bedroom, a reading nook or a slim wall in a hallway. The cobalt and white feel crisp with pale gray walls and navy textiles, while the glowing orange edges pick up warmly in copper or brass.
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