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Where Day Ends
Mixed media on panel
24" x 24"
$2,800 USD
A bold diagonal line divides glowing day from deep night. The lower left is drenched in saffron and marigold, warm and velvety, shadowed with soft smudges like the last clouds of the afternoon. Across the line, a midnight sky of slate and navy is alive with color: speckles of rose, gold, turquoise and white scatter like stars just beginning to appear, gathering into a misty glow near the center. The edge between them is soft and grainy, a gentle seam rather than a hard break. Mandie sprayed the gold in smooth layers and then flicked and dusted the night with a lighter touch. It captures that tender hour of evening when the world exhales and rests.
Evening rooms suit it best: a den, a bedroom, a dining corner lit by candles. The meeting of saffron and deep night feels warm and cinematic, and it pairs naturally with terracotta, rust textiles, and dark wood that hold the glow after sunset.
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