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Tears Let Go
Mixed media on panel
24" x 12"
$1,900 USD
Soft color spills from top to bottom, a veil of lavender and pearl white carrying a river of chartreuse and gold down through its center. The marbled cells curl and loosen as they fall, like something long held finally given permission to move. Behind it, columns of deep green and slate stand in a field of sky blue, with drips running from the upper edge and a narrow seam of red tucked low on the left. Fine lines etched through the pale layers catch the light like traces left on a cheek. Mandie tilted the panel and let the paint travel its own path, and what emerged feels like release, the lightness that only comes once the weeping is done.
Imagine it in a bedroom or a quiet reading corner, where its soft fall of lavender and gold can be the last thing you see at night. It sits beautifully with dove gray walls, pale oak, a cashmere throw and a small ceramic lamp casting warm, low light.
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