In Encruzilhada 7, Sausa utilizes a monochrome palette to strip the visual field down to its essential forms, blending a painterly style with the sharp edges of digital art. The expressive brushstrokes suggest a sense of movement and urgency reminiscent of street art, yet they remain contained within a balanced, squared composition. This tension creates a structural dialogue that feels both grounded and deeply improvisational.

The exploration of negative space provides a tactile sensory experience, making the white of the background feel as heavy and intentional as the black ink. By fusing modernist influences with a distinct visual language of shape, the artist invites viewers to find their own paths through the work. It is a study of intersections—not just of lines, but of diverse perspectives on how we navigate the abstract paths of our environment.