Ferri uses a basic yet evocative manner to portray a forest (bosco, in Italian), emphasizing the verticality and rhythm of tree trunks. Tree trunks are represented by tall, vertical lines that dominate the composition. Their varied thicknesses and minute imperfections produce a dynamic yet well-organized pattern that represents the organic richness of a forest. Etching is known for its fine linework, which conveys texture and depth. The landscape is made more complicated and has a sense of layering by the fine, almost chaotic intersecting lines in the backdrop that allude to branches and vegetation. Ferri skillfully conveys the idea of light permeating the forest by using the white space between the trees. By drawing the viewer's attention upward and enhancing the sense of depth, this contrast evokes the majestic presence of trees. The sharp contrast and monochrome color scheme create a calm, reflective atmosphere that is reminiscent of being in a peaceful forest. The trees' shapes are highlighted by the minimal intricacy, not the elaborate foliage or other landscape elements. The artwork exhibits control and accuracy as an etching. By distilling a forest's intricacy to its most basic components, the artwork can be viewed as an abstraction of nature. Ferri invites the visitor to consider the simplicity and beauty of natural forms by highlighting the trees' majesty and vertical rhythm. Because of the organized trunks and the unpredictable background lines, it might also represent the conflict between order and chaos in nature. Ferri's ability to capture the essence of a forest using the etching method is demonstrated in this meditative print.