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Where It Softens
Mixed media on panel
36" x 36"
$4,700 USD
On the left, the paint is dense and urgent: lemon yellow, orange and cobalt dragged in thick, rough strokes, a bright diagonal flash cutting across like a sudden thought. Moving right, the mood begins to change. Deep royal blue gives way to a calm, misty sea green, brushed in fine crosshatched lines, and then to a soft dove gray touched with pale yellow light. The surface records every gesture, from heavy scraped ridges to whisper-thin layers. Mandie worked with a palette knife and brush, pulling the color across and letting the texture tell its own story. It feels like a storm easing into peace, a heart finding its quiet again.
There is something reassuring about living with a painting that moves from energy to calm. Hang it in a home office or above a living room sofa, where sea green walls, a pale wood desk and a brass lamp keep the room grounded and bright.
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