Candy Dots (I) explores rhythm, nostalgia, and variation through a horizontal field of color. Set against a pristine candy-coated surface, a sequence of resin dots extends across the elongated panel in a measured, linear composition.
 
Each dot carries subtle differences in hue, opacity, and gloss, creating a dynamic interplay of light and surface as the viewer moves along the work. Compared to its counterpart, this iteration presents a distinct chromatic balance—shifting the emotional temperature of the piece while maintaining its structural rhythm.
 
The result is both familiar and refined: a simple visual language transformed through material presence and variation. Color becomes memory, repetition becomes pattern, and the everyday becomes sculptural.
 
Hand-painted, handcrafted, and one-of-a-kind, this work is created using professional, archival-quality materials and processes, ensuring lasting color, clarity, and structural integrity over time.
 
Designed for collectors drawn to vibrant, conversation-starting contemporary art and unapologetic color, each piece is signed, dated, and uniquely numbered to document its originality and place within the artist’s evolving body of work.
 
Brianna Davis
Candy Dots (I)
2026
Acrylic and resin on wood panel with resin-cast elements
48 x 12 x 2 in. (121.92 x 30.48 x 5.08 cm)
No. 406

This work is currently on view at the Springville Museum of Art from April 25 through July 3, 2026, as part of a curated exhibition.