In Botanic and Geometric II, Costa employs a collage technique to bridge the gap between the natural world and human design. The illustration features lush foliage that appears to break through a rigid framework, suggesting a landscape where nature refuses to be fully contained by mathematical order. By layering these disparate elements, the artist creates a sense of depth that invites the eye to wander through both the soft textures of leaves and the hard edges of the composition.

The portrait orientation emphasizes the upward growth of the botanical subjects, grounding the viewer in a scene that feels both intimate and expansive. The work avoids the traditional boundaries of a landscape, instead presenting a fragmented view of nature that feels assembled and intentional. It is a study of contrast, where the fluidity of life meets the stillness of geometry, resulting in a balanced, thoughtful exploration of our environment.