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Ostinato VII
Mixed media on panel
36" x 36"
$4,700 USD
Around and around it goes: a great double loop of crimson, sage, coral and marigold circles back on itself in the center of the panel, never quite finishing, never wanting to. Behind it, a pale blue square is curtained with drips of lime, magenta, violet and sky blue, all falling in steady lines like a rhythm kept by rain. The loop is thick and marbled, its reds swirling into pinks and greens where the poured layers met and mingled. A deep navy frame holds everything in place. Mandie let the drips run first, then traced the loop in long, continuous pours, each pass a little different from the last. The painting feels like a song you cannot stop humming, joyful and endlessly returning.
Bold enough to anchor a living room, it brings energy above a sofa or a long console. Repeat its coral and sage in a patterned rug, a few ceramic vases and leafy plants, or let it stand out against deep green walls for a richer, gallery-like effect.
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