Lambe Lambe #6
SausaSausa constructs visual environments where the rigid lines of architecture meet the fluid energy of graphic design. In this work, simplified forms and bold color blocks create a landscape that shifts between flat surface and deep, illusory space.
Lambe Lambe #6
Sausa constructs visual environments where the rigid lines of architecture meet the fluid energy of graphic design. In this work, simplified forms and bold color blocks create a landscape that shifts between flat surface and deep, illusory space.
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Art Analysis
The rhythmic geometry of a built world
Sausa draws on the language of the built environment, stripping away the clutter of the physical world to reveal its underlying geometry. By merging minimalist sensibilities with modernist structures, the artist creates a composition that feels solid yet open. The use of landscape orientation allows the eye to travel across these intersecting planes, finding balance in the tension between sharp edges and vibrant hues.
The work plays with how we perceive depth through color and placement. What appears as a simple arrangement of shapes soon reveals itself as a complex study of visual illusions, where layers seem to recede and advance simultaneously. It is a fusion of classical order and expressive freedom, inviting the viewer to find their own path through its rhythmic, symbolic terrain.
McKay uses distinct, unblended sections of color to build the structure of the face, creating a sense of depth through stark contrast.
The strategic arrangement of darker tones against bright yellows creates an illusion of overlapping planes and receding space.
The artist reduces the botanical subject to its most basic lines and shapes, removing clutter to highlight the leaf's essential character.
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