Haase uses traditional botanical illustrations to build a scene that feels like a rediscovered page from a naturalist’s sketchbook. The cockatoo sits as the central figure, surrounded by a heavy canopy of palm fronds and flowering vines that suggest the humid depth of a rainforest. The composition balances the scientific precision of the bird's plumage against the lush, sprawling chaos of the undergrowth.

There is a clear nod to Art Deco and Art Nouveau in the way the foliage patterns repeat and intertwine, creating a sense of organized wildness. The interplay between the wildlife illustration and the textural richness of the background gives the work a tactile quality, as if the ink and paper carry the weight of the jungle itself. It is a study of nature that feels deeply rooted in the history of exploration and decorative art.