In this portrait-oriented composition, Costa explores the intersection of architectural logic and abstract color theory. The work utilizes a collage-like assembly of shapes, where sharp edges meet the soft, bleeding transitions typical of watercolour. By layering orange and blue—complementary hues that vibrate against one another—the artist creates a sense of depth that feels both flatly graphic and strangely spatial, as if viewing a building through a prism of heat and shadow.

Technically, the piece bridges the gap between tactile media and digital art. The grain and texture suggest a physical surface, yet the mathematical clarity of the gradients reveals its modern origins. It is a study in balance, where the warmth of the orange segments provides a rhythmic counterpoint to the cooling blue depths, resulting in a geometric arrangement that feels grounded yet ethereal.