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Something Passing Through
Mixed media on panel
16" x 16"
$1,900 USD
Across a calm sea of cobalt and turquoise, a dark, cloudlike shadow drifts through the middle of the panel, and inside it a ribbon of champagne gold winds and splashes like a stream of light passing through the night. Tiny droplets of gold scatter around the line, and a small touch of lime glows beneath it like a hidden spark. The blues are sprayed and softly layered, while the gold sits raised and glossy, poured in one quick, unbroken gesture. Mandie let the line travel where it wanted, enjoying the spatters and breaks it made along the way. It is a fleeting, beautiful moment caught before it moves on.
Square and calm, this piece suits a desk wall, the space above a console, or a quiet corner of a bedroom. Its cobalt and gold glow beautifully against navy or warm plaster, and a brass picture light would make the gold ribbon shimmer after dark.
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