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What the Rain Left
Mixed media and resin on panel
8" x 8"
$700 USD
After the storm passes, only the traces remain. Thin lines of coral red and burnt orange run down a creamy white ground, edged here and there with turquoise, saffron and soft violet where the colors bled into one another. At the top, the pours gather into a dusky, smoky band, then separate and fall in long parallel streams, leaving pale arched shapes between them. Under the clear resin, a fine web of crackle lines spreads across the white like the surface of old porcelain. Mandie let the paint drip and dry on its own time, then sealed every vein and hairline crack beneath the glassy finish. The piece feels calm and cleansed, a fresh beginning washed clean.
On a bookshelf, a nightstand, or a gallery wall, this little square adds a gentle trace of color. Cream and coral textiles, a small ceramic cup, and the soft daylight of a north facing window let its fine lines and quiet palette shine.
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