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Ostinato I
Mixed media on panel
24" x 6"
$1,200 USD
A tall column of scarlet rises through the narrow panel, its surface broken into a fine, lacy web of cells and veins. Rivulets of cobalt and aqua thread through the red like the branches of a tree or the paths of a river, while bright yellow glows around it on every side. Thin edges of pink frame the composition, and drips of aqua and lime fall at the base. Up close, the textures are intricate and hypnotic, a pattern that seems to repeat yet never quite does. Mandie poured the layers and let them react, the colors pulling apart into their own delicate structures. The piece pulses with a steady, insistent rhythm, warm and full of life.
Rhythmic and vivid, it gives a narrow wall in a music room, a hallway or a stairwell a striking pulse of color. The scarlet and yellow look bold against navy or charcoal, and they pair handsomely with walnut, black metal and a vintage record player.
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