How are horizontal straight lines described?

Perpendicular to the horizon; weight and calmness

Parallel to the horizon; weight and calmness

Horizontal straight lines run parallel to the horizon, which creates a feeling of stability, rest, and calm. They also convey visual weight by spanning side to side, grounding the composition. The other orientations describe different moods—vertical lines (perpendicular to the horizon) suggest energy or height; diagonal lines (between horizontal and vertical) imply movement; curved lines indicate change and fluidity. So the description that lines are parallel to the horizon and impart weight and calmness is the best fit.

Between horizontal and vertical; energetic

Along a curved path; changing direction

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