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Unspoken
Mixed media on panel
11" x 14"
$1,200 USD
Between two bright lines of neon yellow, a tangle of black spreads across the pale ground like words written in a hurry and never sent. The marks loop, stall, break into droplets and start again, crowding together toward the right. Rust orange bars and patches of crimson hover above and below, warm and insistent, with a single bold red shape resting alone in the lower half. The ground behind is softly mottled with cool gray-blue spray. Mandie dripped and poured the dark lines freely, letting her hand move faster than thought. It holds everything a person feels but cannot say aloud, kept safe between those two glowing borders.
Edgy and expressive, this piece brings energy to a creative studio, a modern home office or an urban apartment hallway. The neon yellow and black look sharp with concrete, black steel and pale walls, and a pop of rust ties it to leather or terracotta.
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