Sausa uses digital techniques to explore the internal architecture of the natural world, focusing on the intricate segments and textures found within a simple piece of fruit. By utilizing a palette that emphasizes reddish brown and vibrant red tones against a stark background, the work explores the interplay between organic order and chaos, highlighting the rhythmic repetition of seeds and pulp as a form of urban-influenced street art.

The composition relies heavily on negative space exploration to define the boundaries of the citrus slices, creating a sense of transient organic life frozen in a graphic moment. Through close-up photography techniques translated into a digital medium, the artist invites a diverse audience to engage with the familiar through a lens of decorative arts and crafts, turning a common food item into a complex visual communication of form and symmetry.