Sevilla #3
SausaSausa constructs architectural abstractions by layering rhythmic geometry and light, turning the canvas into a structured yet organic environment. This piece organizes vibrant stripes and shimmering gold into a vertical garden of shapes that challenges the eye's perception of depth and space.

Sevilla #3
Sausa constructs architectural abstractions by layering rhythmic geometry and light, turning the canvas into a structured yet organic environment. This piece organizes vibrant stripes and shimmering gold into a vertical garden of shapes that challenges the eye's perception of depth and space.
28 × 35 cm · about ⅙ the width of a 3-seat sofa
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Art Analysis
A rhythmic vertical garden of light and geometry
In Sevilla #3, Sausa explores the intersection of graphic design and physical space, using a portrait orientation to stack colorful striped patterns into a rhythmic, vertical arrangement. The interaction of geometric shapes creates a three-dimensional design that mimics the structured beauty of a garden, while shimmering gold elements and shades of blue textures provide a luminous quality that shifts with the light.
The work relies on the manipulation of perspective, employing mirror-like surfaces to create optical illusions that blur the line between the flat surface and the surrounding environment. By focusing on the interaction of light and graphic composition, Sausa achieves a sense of physical authenticity that grounds these abstract forms in a tangible, architectural reality.
The artist translates the physical principles of building and support into a simplified, non-representational composition.
By layering different values of the same hue, the painting creates an illusion of receding or advancing space.
The use of circular shapes and glowing light effects creates a structured yet ethereal atmosphere.
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