Sausa utilizes a monochrome palette to isolate the interplay between light and structure, turning a familiar architectural element into a study of pure form. The work leans into the starkness of black and white, using sharp angles and repetitive lines to create a sense of movement that feels both mechanical and organic. By focusing on a geometric interpretation of stairs, the artist invites a closer look at how simple shapes can build a complex, unified composition.

The digital medium allows for a precision that emphasizes the contrast between the deep blacks and the crisp whites, mirroring the way light falls across physical surfaces in nature. There is a quiet gravity here, a balance of weight and space that suggests a narrative of ascent or descent without needing a human figure. The squared orientation anchors the graphic design, making the rhythmic repetition of the steps feel like a deliberate, meditative pulse.