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What Winter Keeps
Mixed media on panel
24" x 12"
$1,900 USD
Frost has drawn its own garden on the glass. Thick, creamy white strokes sweep upward in fronds and feathered leaves, crowding the panel like ferns frozen mid-gesture, while deep blues and teal glint through every gap beneath. Here and there a blush of rose peeks out, a small, warm secret held inside the cold. The white sits heavy and sculptural, ridged and scraped so the light skims across it, and in the upper corners a fine mist of blue spray softens the edges. Mandie built this surface with fast, generous gestures and let the layers below decide what would show. It is a winter painting with a living heart, quiet, bright and full of promise.
Cool and quietly luminous, this tall panel brings a breath of winter light to a bedroom or powder room. Try it against pale blue-gray or soft white plaster, with brushed nickel, crisp bedding and a sprig of eucalyptus nearby. In a north-facing room, its frosted whites take on a gentle silver glow.
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