In this portrait-oriented study, Costa deconstructs the natural horizon into a series of deliberate, intersecting shapes. The use of watercolour allows for a delicate play of transparency, where layers of pigment overlap to create depth and shadow without losing the light inherent to the paper. It is a calculated interpretation of nature, stripping away the chaos of the outdoors to reveal a skeletal, rhythmic beauty.

The composition relies on the tension between the medium’s unpredictable flow and the artist's precise illustrative lines. By framing the landscape through a geometric lens, the work invites a quiet observation of how light and land interact. The result is a grounded illustration that feels both architectural and deeply rooted in the earth’s original forms.