In this composition, Costa reinterprets the horizon as a series of intersecting planes. By blending the dense coverage of acrylic painting with the delicate washes of watercolor, the artist creates a sense of depth that feels both architectural and organic. The portrait orientation emphasizes the verticality of the terrain, guiding the eye through a layered sequence of peaks and valleys that feel like a structural map of the outdoors.

The work functions as a bridge between traditional landscape painting and modern illustration. Rather than capturing a literal view, Costa focuses on the essential geometry found in nature, using a restrained palette to highlight the harmony between rigid forms and the softness of the natural environment. It is a study of how light and shadow can be translated into flat, purposeful color blocks.