In this piece, Costa reimagines the traditional horizon through a lens of sharp geometry. By layering translucent washes of colour, the artist builds a sense of depth that feels both calculated and spontaneous, allowing the natural bleed of the paint to contrast against deliberate, clean-cut forms. The composition pulls the eye upward, mimicking the verticality of a mountain range or the reaching branches of a forest, yet remains anchored in a balanced, graphic harmony.

There is a quiet tension between the rigid lines and the soft, watery textures that define this landscape. Instead of a literal depiction of nature, the work offers a topographical map of feeling, where every angle and hue serves to simplify the complexity of the outdoors. It is an exploration of how we perceive the environment—not as a chaotic tangle, but as a series of interlocking parts that form a cohesive, living whole.