Two dynamic ink drawings capture the raw, undulating terrain of the Khoai badlands of Birbhum, West Bengal, rendered with Gopal Ghose's characteristic expressive brevity. Bold, gestural lines evoke the deeply eroded, laterite landscape, conveying both its stark desolation and its sculptural beauty. Together, the works form a meditative diptych that reflects Ghose's deep engagement with the natural world of Bengal.