In this piece, the traditional landscape is reimagined through a lens of abstraction. Costa uses the transparency of the watercolour medium to layer soft washes against sharp, deliberate lines, creating a sense of depth that feels both atmospheric and mathematical. The vertical orientation emphasizes a soaring perspective, drawing the eye upward through a sequence of stylized natural forms.

By stripping the scenery down to its essential geometry, the artist highlights the inherent order found in the wild. The interplay between the bleeding edges of the paint and the rigid boundaries of the shapes suggests a dialogue between the chaotic growth of the outdoors and the human desire to map and understand it. It is a quiet, thoughtful exploration of how we perceive the horizon.