In Lambe Lambe #2, Sausa explores the intersection of graphic design and architectural form. The composition relies on a rich medley of geometric shapes that overlap and intersect, suggesting the layered surfaces of a city wall or a blueprint in motion. By utilizing an unconventional use of space, the artist invites the viewer to navigate a landscape that feels both structured and spontaneous, grounded by a careful balance of color and light.

The palette is defined by muted earthy tones, which soften the sharp edges of the modernist-inspired shapes. There is a clear nod to the bold visual language of pop art, yet the work maintains a quiet, minimalist restraint. This contrast between the heavy, grounded colors and the light, airy arrangement of forms creates a visual dialogue that speaks to the way we perceive and inhabit built environments.