Sausa approaches the urban environment as a series of intricate structural relationships, stripping away the literal to reveal the geometric patterns beneath. In Sevilla #2, the artist uses a digital creation process to weave together vibrant pink shades and a cool palette of blues, creating a visual language that feels both anatomical and architectural. The composition balances sharp graphic design with the fluid energy of street art, suggesting a city that breathes through its interconnected shapes.

Beyond the surface, the work explores philosophical music theory by arranging forms in a way that suggests a melodic, harmonious composition. Each line and block of color functions like a note in a larger score, illustrating the interconnectedness of life within a structured space. By blending color theory with abstract concepts, Sausa invites a study of how urban spaces influence our internal psychology and sense of order.