In this portrait-oriented composition, Costa reimagines the traditional vista as a series of interlocking planes. The use of oil paint lends a physical weight to the geometric forms, allowing the texture of the medium to ground the intellectual rigor of the abstraction. Instead of a literal sky, the viewer encounters a balanced arrangement of lines and angles that suggest the fading warmth of a day’s end through purely formal means.

By stripping away the organic chaos of nature, the artist invites a focus on the harmony between color and space. The vertical format emphasizes the upward reach of the landscape, turning a familiar outdoor scene into a structured study of balance. It is a work that speaks to the order found within the wild, translating the fleeting colors of a sunset into a permanent, tactile geometry.