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Reef at Dusk
Mixed media on panel
18" x 24"
$2,400 USD
Seen from high above, a living reef spreads across the panel, its body a tangle of emerald, navy and inky black laced with threads of lemon, tangerine and coral. Around it the water shifts from peach to soft sky blue as the light leaves the day, and bright droplets scatter outward like small fish startled from cover. The poured surface is dense and glossy, crowded with tiny cells and veins that shimmer as you move past. Mandie flung, poured and let the colors push into one another without steering too hard, and the reef seemed to grow by itself. It feels teeming and tender at once, a whole world settling into its evening.
Emerald or navy walls will amplify the richness of this lush, mysterious canvas. It brings the drama of the deep sea to a dining room, a study or a dark, cozy den, while coral and gold accents in velvet or brass pick up its glowing threads.
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