In Caminhos Primários (2), Sausa employs a complex layered composition that balances the organic flow of marble-like textures against rigid geometric shapes. The piece functions as a synthesis of medical concepts, where the arrangement of forms suggests an unnamed tribute to anatomy, rendered through a tessellated mosaic technique. The interplay of a deep red color palette and varied blue hues creates a sense of internal movement, as if the viewer is looking at the primary pathways of a living system caught within a classic frame.

The artwork possesses a distinct object character, where the textured surface invites a tactile appreciation of its construction. By utilizing a vibrant color selection, Sausa organizes the portrait-oriented space into a series of primary paths that feel both calculated and visceral. The result is a grounded exploration of structure, where the fading white elements and geometric design provide a stable foundation for the more fluid, expressive passages of the work.