The composition utilizes a wide landscape orientation to emphasize the sprawling relationship between the village and the sea. Terracotta rooftops and pale stone walls create a textured mosaic that climbs the shoreline, grounded by the heavy, dark tones of the water that anchors the lower half of the frame. The perspective invites a slow wandering through the narrow passages and open vistas inherent to Mediterranean coastal life.

Light plays across the various planes of the buildings, defining the sharp angles of the local vernacular against the soft, hazy atmosphere of the horizon. By focusing on the structural density of the village, the work highlights a sense of permanence and the enduring character of a place shaped by its proximity to the tides.