In this composition, Böhmer explores the intersection of nature and abstraction, using a portrait orientation to emphasize the downward movement of falling water. The palette suggests the cooling air and damp earth of late year, where vibrant hues begin to soften under the weight of a grey sky. Each layer of color feels like a reflection caught in a puddle, blurred by the constant ripple of rain.

The work relies on a delicate balance of structure and fluidity, mirroring the way a storm imposes its own order on the landscape. By stripping away literal detail, the artist focuses on the sensory experience of the weather—the coolness of the mist and the rhythmic patter of droplets against the ground. It is a focused observation of a fleeting meteorological moment, rendered with a steady, thoughtful hand.