Executed in charcoal and graphite on a wide sheet of heavy paper, this expansive drawing portrays a smoky, indistinct horizon line stretching across the composition. The medium is smudged and layered, creating a textured haze that blurs the boundary between land and sky. Darker strokes cluster at the edges, fading into lighter grays and whites at the center, where the horizon seems to dissolve into ambiguity. The piece carries a weighty, melancholic air, as if it depicts the aftermath of a fire or the edge of a fading memory, challenging the viewer to find meaning in its quiet desolation.