In this composition, Costa bridges the gap between the fluid unpredictability of nature and the rigid logic of geometry. By utilizing both the opacity of acrylic and the translucent qualities of watercolour, the artist builds a landscape that feels both grounded and ethereal. The vertical orientation emphasizes a sense of growth and stacking, mimicking the way hills or foliage might rise to meet the eye in a compressed, architectural space.

Rather than relying on traditional perspective, the work uses interlocking planes and distinct color blocks to suggest depth. The abstract approach strips away the ephemeral details of a forest or field, leaving behind a core structure that speaks to the underlying patterns found in the natural world. It is a study of how light and shadow can be distilled into flat, purposeful shapes without losing the essence of the earth.