21
SausaSausa constructs "21" as a rhythmic dialogue of shapes, where the weight of each form is balanced against the energy of the brushwork. This piece grounds vibrant geometric color patterns within a portrait frame, inviting a close look at the rich textures that define its surface.

21
Sausa constructs "21" as a rhythmic dialogue of shapes, where the weight of each form is balanced against the energy of the brushwork. This piece grounds vibrant geometric color patterns within a portrait frame, inviting a close look at the rich textures that define its surface.
28 × 35 cm · about ⅙ the width of a 3-seat sofa
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Art Analysis
A structured exploration of vibrant geometry and tactile depth
In "21," Sausa draws on modern abstract art traditions to create a composition that feels both structured and alive. The use of geometric patterns provides a framework for intense color exploration, where diverse perspectives emerge from the way shapes intersect and lean into one another. It is a study in how simple forms can carry significant visual weight when arranged with such deliberate intent.
The artwork’s character is deeply tied to its tactile quality, featuring expressive brushstroke techniques that break up the precision of the geometry. These rich textures prevent the minimalist aesthetic from feeling cold, instead offering a surface that feels worked and intentional. Housed in a classic frame, the piece maintains a formal presence while celebrating the raw, vibrant energy of its internal patterns.
The piece utilizes a precise arrangement of shapes to create a sense of internal logic and visual weight.
The artist employs thick, visible applications of paint to create a surface that feels alive and physically present.
The subject's features are rendered through a series of abstract, colorful shapes rather than realistic skin tones.
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