Thick, plaster-like impasto builds a Newfoundland outport into sculpted relief: boxy houses and steep-roofed sheds rise as soft rectangles and slabs in warm whites, beiges and taupe, separated by deep shadowed grooves. The harbour stretches as a broad, smoother expanse of pale grey-beige, and low raking light grazes every ridge, filling all four edges with the settlement's carved shapes.