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Somewhere, Orange
Mixed media on panel
14" x 14"
$1,400 USD
On a wide white ground, a loose orange loop circles around and almost closes, then lets itself go, trailing off in drips and dashes to the right. At its heart sits a small dark navy peak with three round dots tumbling away from it, like a thought dropped mid-sentence. High in the upper left, two lime green bars float side by side, bumpy and raised, as if pointing somewhere just out of view. There is so much air here, and every mark feels deliberate and free at the same time. Mandie poured with quick, open gestures and stopped when the space felt right. It is playful and a little mysterious, a daydream about a place you have not found yet.
Living with this piece feels like a small, recurring smile. Its airy white ground and single orange gesture suit a minimal bedroom or a calm home office, where it has room to breathe. Pair it with pale oak, a navy cushion or throw, and a ceramic lamp for an easy, collected look.
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