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Washed Ashore
Mixed media on panel
24" x 6"
$1,200 USD
The tide has gone out and left its treasures behind. Pale crusted forms in ivory and sand cling to the top and bottom of the panel, crackled and pitted like shells or sea foam dried in the sun. Between them, everything drifts: a blue ribbon curling down the left edge, dotted trails of green and butter yellow, a fine red line, and on the right a dark wave of burgundy and umber breaking into ripples. Fine spray mists the pale blue ground like salt air. Mandie let the materials crack, separate and settle as they wished, and the piece feels like a walk along the shore at dawn, quiet, curious and full of small discoveries.
Beachcombers will love it in a seaside cottage, a bathroom or a bedroom decorated with found treasures. The ivory and sand tones look lovely with shells, driftwood, linen and pale blue accents, bringing the calm of a quiet shoreline indoors.
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