Chalks and Shapes 7X
Mareike BöhmerMareike Böhmer builds a balance of texture and geometry, layering dusty pigments and sharp contours to explore the weight of abstract forms. This piece centers on the tactile friction between soft chalk-like applications and the rigid boundaries of graphic shapes.

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Chalks and Shapes 7X
Mareike Böhmer builds a balance of texture and geometry, layering dusty pigments and sharp contours to explore the weight of abstract forms. This piece centers on the tactile friction between soft chalk-like applications and the rigid boundaries of graphic shapes.
28 × 35 cm · about ⅛ the width of a 3-seat sofa
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Art Analysis
The tactile intersection of soft chalk and structured geometry
In this portrait-oriented composition, Böhmer investigates the interplay between organic texture and structured design. The work relies on the visual language of chalky, matte surfaces that appear applied by hand, contrasted against the deliberate placement of geometric silhouettes. This tension creates a sense of depth where flat planes of color meet the grainy, atmospheric quality of the medium.
The vertical arrangement emphasizes a stacking of elements, drawing the eye through a sequence of forms that feel both architectural and elemental. By focusing on the raw qualities of the materials, the artist highlights the subtle shifts in tone and edge, turning a simple arrangement of shapes into a study of physical presence and spatial harmony.
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