In Fronteira 1, Sausa explores the delicate balance between representation and non-representation. The composition suggests the presence of majestic mountain peaks and a dense forest canopy, yet these elements are rendered with an ambiguity that prioritizes the emotional resonance of the landscape over literal detail. The viewer is invited to navigate a geographic location that feels familiar yet remains just out of reach, anchored by the artist's use of rich textures and color variation.

The interplay of light and shadow works alongside these textures to create a sense of depth and movement within the portrait orientation. By focusing on color balance, the artist presents an evolving landscape design that feels alive, inviting a slow observation of how light interacts with the deep, saturated tones of the natural world. Held within a classic frame, the work becomes a window into a space where the organic and the abstract coexist.