Botanic and Geometric III functions as a visual travelogue, capturing the essence of a landscape through simplified forms and intentional composition. Costa avoids the clutter of traditional realism, instead focusing on the structural integrity of plants and the way they inhabit a vertical frame. The work suggests a journey through a specific environment where the soft curves of nature meet the sharp logic of human observation.

The portrait orientation emphasizes the upward reach of the botanical subjects, grounding the viewer in a quiet, natural setting. By balancing these organic elements with a modern aesthetic, the artist creates a sense of order within the greenery. It is an exploration of how we perceive the outdoors—not as a chaotic thicket, but as a series of shapes and patterns that define our experience of travel and discovery.