For a Cubist landscape that shows the principle of emphasis, you might create a

For a Cubist landscape that shows the principle of emphasis, you might create a scene where one element stands out significantly. Imagine a Cubist painting of a mountainous landscape where: - The foreground includes a large, geometric, bright-colored tree or building. - The tree or building is rendered in exaggerated shapes and vivid colors, contrasting with the more subdued and fragmented background elements like the mountains and sky. - The rest of the landscape is broken into abstract shapes and subdued colors, directing attention to the emphasized element. This approach highlights the focal point of the composition and uses contrast in color and form to draw the viewer's eye to the emphasized feature in the landscape.