In this landscape orientation, Cocco utilizes the translucent qualities of watercolour to build a scene where nature feels both familiar and otherworldly. The daisies are not merely rooted in soil but seem to float within a vast, mental expanse, their white petals catching a light that originates from within the composition itself. By stripping away traditional perspective, the artist invites a focus on the rhythmic repetition of the floral forms against a wash of atmospheric color.

The work bridges the gap between traditional nature studies and modern art by embracing a surrealist sensibility. Each brushstroke maintains the lightness of the medium, creating a sense of weightlessness that suggests a memory or a fleeting thought rather than a static garden. The result is a quiet, contemplative piece that finds depth in the simplicity of a single species scattered across an imagined horizon.