In this portrait-oriented composition, the wildness of a vista is tamed into a series of deliberate, overlapping planes. Costa utilizes the transparency of watercolor to create depth, allowing colors to bleed and settle within rigid boundaries that mimic the silhouettes of mountains or valleys. The interplay between the fluid medium and the sharp-edged collage technique suggests a world that is both fluid and firmly rooted in geometry.

By stripping the landscape down to its essential forms, the artist emphasizes the balance found in the environment. The illustration moves away from literal representation, instead focusing on how light and shadow can be segmented into distinct blocks of color. It is a quiet study of nature’s architecture, where every shape feels like a vital piece of a larger, interlocking puzzle.