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Rising Hope
Mixed media on panel
24" x 24"
$2,800 USD
A long, feathered form lifts from the lower left toward the upper right, its body marbled in powder blue, slate and a blush of rose, its top edge combed into fine vertical strands that seem to stretch for the sky. Along its lower side, thin golden lines trail away like the wake of something moving fast. Behind it, a broad band of lemon and chartreuse sweeps across a creamy ground, soft and sprayed, as if sunlight were spilling in sideways. Mandie dragged the poured paint in one confident pass and let the edges break into strands. It rises with the gentle insistence of a new morning, unstoppable and bright.
Morning light suits Rising Hope beautifully, so consider a bedroom, a home office, or an east facing landing. Powder blue, blush, and slate tones in cushions or ceramics, with pale oak nearby, echo its feathered form as it lifts.
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