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Morning Comes Anyway
Mixed media on panel
36" x 36"
$4,700 USD
Sunlight floods the panel in a wash of lemon yellow, and nothing in the heavy sky can stop it. From above, streaks of navy, turquoise and violet run down in long drips like the last of the night letting go. A piece of white mesh, patterned like a honeycomb, clings to the top left corner, while a crumpled, sheeted mass of soft lilac and gray rests along the bottom like a stone or a hillside, its creases full of shadow and olive green. Mandie pressed, poured and sprayed these materials together, letting the drips and folds take their own course. It is a painting about resilience, about how light keeps returning no matter what the night has held.
The wall you see first each morning would be an ideal home, whether in a kitchen or a breakfast room. Its lemon yellow lifts a gray day, and feels crisp beside navy accents, simple painted cabinetry and a tall vase of sunflowers.
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