In Fronteira 4, Sausa utilizes a rich palette of blues to bridge the gap between the terrestrial and the unknown. The composition relies on soft color gradations and a deliberate play of light and shadow, creating a luminous quality that suggests the sun’s reach into deep water or the glow of a distant nebula. Each layer feels carefully composed, inviting a slow visual exploration of how light interacts with the perceived density of the space.

The work thrives on a diverse exploration of texture, where sharp edges meet blurred, fading forms. There is a palpable sense of dynamic ocean energy, yet the inclusion of nautical motifs and subtle, fading white shapes grounds the abstraction in a tangible appreciation for natural beauty. By balancing these elements of art, Sausa creates a field of vision that feels expansive, echoing the vastness of both maritime and cosmic frontiers.