In CMY 3, Sausa utilizes a diverse color palette to push the boundaries of abstraction, turning a two-dimensional surface into a rigorous study of depth and dimensionality. The work relies on deliberate design decision making, where the interaction of primary print tones creates subtle optical illusions that suggest architectural form within a landscape orientation. By stripping away the ornamental, the artist highlights how minimal graphic elements can evoke a rich, subjective experience.

The composition invites interpretive diversity, allowing the viewer to find figurative hints or recognizable scenes within the geometric arrangements. Rather than providing a singular meaning, Sausa leans into the complex realities of visual perception, proving that digital precision can still feel deeply personal. The classic frame grounds the digital execution, bridging the gap between modern graphic techniques and traditional presentation.