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Standing Tall
Mixed media on panel
24" x 12"
$1,900 USD
A figure rises from a dark, rooted base, broad-shouldered in cobalt blue and flecked with bursts of orange like sparks caught in its coat. Below, deep navy and charcoal pool into lacy gray cells, heavy and grounded, while the pale field around it glows with faint mists of pink, mint and lilac. A few tiny dots of red and white appear near its heart, small and bright. Mandie poured the shape and let it find its own posture, spreading and settling until it stood upright almost of its own will. There is quiet courage here: the dark has not gone, but the blue keeps reaching upward anyway.
Strong and confident, it brings presence to a narrow wall in a study, an office or on a stair landing. Cobalt and orange pop against warm white or charcoal walls, and walnut, leather and brass emphasize its sense of quiet strength.
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