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Ostinato IV
Mixed media on panel
24" x 24" x 2.5"
$2,800 USD
Deep blue and moss green twist into a looping figure at the heart of the panel, crusted and textured, its upper ring and lower ring joined like two links in a chain. Bright lime sweeps through it, pooling in a soft, rounded patch near the base. Around it, the ground is a warm field of saffron and orange, and from the top edge pale green and blue drips run straight down behind the form, as steady as a metronome. The dark shape breaks apart at its edges into small, ragged drops. Mandie poured the loop and let it spread, then allowed the drips to fall freely. The result is earthy and grounded, a rhythm that keeps going no matter what.
Raking side light from a nearby window will catch every ridge of this crusted surface. Give it a library, a study or an earthy living room, with deep green or navy walls, stone, walnut and a few plants to echo its blue and moss tones.
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