In Selva De Pedra 6, Sausa explores the intersection of industrial textures and digital precision. The composition relies on a dynamic interplay of shapes, where metallic finishes provide a sense of physical presence to an otherwise abstract space. By focusing on the visual language of shape rather than literal representation, the artist creates a structured environment that feels both solid and elusive.

The work draws on principles of antique design to organize its digital elements, resulting in a fusion of styles that emphasizes simplicity in form. Every design decision contributes to a sense of depth, utilizing ambiguous visual spaces to pull the viewer into a layered exploration of color and geometry. It is a study in how basic elements of art can be rearranged to suggest a complex, internal logic.