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Ostinato XI
Mixed media on panel
48" x 24"
$4,700 USD
Fine lines of lemon, tangerine and pale sky blue travel together in a tall, graceful loop, crossing at the center and circling back again, light as a ribbon drawn through the air. Unlike a heavy pour, this one feels almost weightless, each strand thin and glossy, sometimes splitting apart, sometimes running side by side. Behind it, a soft dove gray ground is streaked from top to bottom with drips of green, orange, red and gold that fall from a bright, blended band along the upper edge. Mandie let the drips run first and then drew the loop in quick, continuous strokes, never lifting her hand. The painting has the ease of a dance, elegant, rhythmic and quietly uplifting.
Airy and graceful, this tall canvas brings lightness to a stairwell, a narrow entry or the wall beside a tall window. Pale oak, cream upholstery and a slim brass lamp keep it company, and its delicate loop of lemon and sky blue seems to float.
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