Jennifer Guidi’s canvases often possess a soft power achieved by the mandala-like patterns that ripple from a central point, which she creates by using wooden dowels to make hundreds of small indentations in repetitive circular patterns within a surface mixture of pigment, sand, and acrylic polymers. For the Angeleno artist’s latest outing at David Kordansky Gallery, she applies that logic to painted bronze sculptures installed in a rock garden–like setting, complementing newly unveiled paintings that both reveal a shifting array of moods and her nuanced understanding of light, color, and landscape.