In Botanic and Geometric I, Vitor Costa explores the intersection of the natural world and human-made order. The work utilizes a layered approach where leafy silhouettes and floral fragments are recontextualized through a modern lens, creating a sense of depth that feels both architectural and alive. By isolating botanical forms within a structured composition, Costa invites a closer look at the intricate patterns found in greenery.

The portrait orientation emphasizes the upward growth and skeletal strength of the plants depicted. Rather than a traditional scientific illustration, this piece functions as a tactile assembly of shapes and shadows. The interplay of light and dark within the collage technique gives the foliage a sculptural quality, grounding the ethereal beauty of nature in a bold, graphic reality.