Elossa I is a part of a pencil drawing triptych, along with Elossa II and Elossa III, which explores light and shade, dynamic graphite strokes, and abstract composition with figurative drawings of hand gestures. In this composition, asymmetry is used to create a sense of tension and excitement. The different elements of the composition are not evenly balanced, which creates a sense of instability. This instability is what makes the composition so interesting and engaging.