Elossa II is a part of pencil drawing triptych, along with Elossa I and Elossa III, which explores light & 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.