In this portrait-oriented composition, Costa explores the intricate geometry found in plant life. The work moves away from traditional scientific illustration, instead leaning into a modern interpretation where leaves and stems become part of a larger, interlocking pattern. The watercolour medium allows for a soft bleeding of hues, suggesting the humid, dappled light of an exotic canopy while maintaining the crisp edges of the botanical silhouettes.

By layering these natural elements, the artist creates a sense of depth that feels both intimate and expansive. The repetition of shapes highlights the inherent design found in the wild, turning a single glimpse of greenery into a meditative exploration of texture and growth. It is a focused look at the vibrant, rhythmic pulse that defines the natural world.