In this piece, Costa explores the intersection of astronomy and the built environment through a lens of geometric modernism. The composition uses sharp lines and deliberate shapes to define a sun that feels both ancient and architectural, casting its influence over a dense city landscape. By utilizing oil paint to mimic the textures of graffiti, the artist brings a sense of human touch and rebellion to the precise geometry of the heavens.

The vertical orientation emphasizes the distance between the pavement and the stars, creating a visual ladder that connects urban life to the cosmos. The interplay of light and shadow suggests a world where space is not a distant vacuum, but a vibrant extension of the city itself. Costa’s approach strips away the clutter of the metropolis to reveal the underlying patterns that govern both the streets and the solar system.