The composition is built on the contrast between the dynamic and aesthetic houses located at the edge of the painting. The focus is on the sea surface, with its bright splashes conveying the movement of the water and the reflection of light. The white houses, with their miniature details, contrast with the tormented osiers and form the central element. Their forms reflect simple geometric shapes, creating a harmonious connection with nature. Life in the houses on the edge of Acanthila is associated with the sea and the beauty of nature. Elements separate the houses and the sea. The houses are simple in style, with detailed details, white paredes, and rectangular shapes, captivating the laconic architecture. In contrast, the sea is a dynamic form, with azure tones and expressive accents that convey the movement of the osiers and the play of light on the surface. "La Costa Rocosa" is complemented by textures and contrasting colors that complement the overall composition.