Maré Alta (1)
SausaSausa constructs rhythm through repetition, using minimal forms to evoke the steady, cyclical pulse of the natural world. This piece utilizes cool blue tones and striped patterns to suggest the rising weight of water and the quiet geometry of the tide.

Maré Alta (1)
Sausa constructs rhythm through repetition, using minimal forms to evoke the steady, cyclical pulse of the natural world. This piece utilizes cool blue tones and striped patterns to suggest the rising weight of water and the quiet geometry of the tide.
28 × 35 cm · about ⅙ the width of a 3-seat sofa
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Art Analysis
The rhythmic geometry of a rising tide
Sausa utilizes a monochromatic palette to explore the intersection of geometric precision and organic movement. The composition relies on simple geometric forms and striped patterns that create a sense of depth and dimensionality, mimicking the layered arrival of waves. By stripping away unnecessary detail, the artist focuses on the structural harmony found within a specific hue range, allowing the viewer to focus on the balance of the lines.
The work invites a contemplative psychology, where the viewer is drawn into the serene repetition of the forms. These vibrant striped patterns do not just sit on the surface; they build a symbolic conceptual space that feels both structured and fluid. It is a study of how minimalist design can capture the vast, rhythmic energy of nature's harmonious elements through a singular, focused lens.
The arrangement of floral elements follows a fluid, abstract logic that prioritizes emotional resonance over strict botanical accuracy.
The dominance of cool tones creates a quiet, contemplative space that speaks to the viewer through silent communication rather than words.
Kelfer utilizes sharp shapes and spatial tricks to create a sense of three-dimensional space within a flat plane.
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