In Coast Landscapes 7, Böhmer explores the intersection of natural topography and minimalist abstraction. The vertical orientation emphasizes a layered perspective, guiding the eye through a sequence of shapes that suggest the meeting point of land and sea without relying on literal representation. The palette and structure evoke the crisp atmosphere of the coast, focusing on the quiet strength found in the horizon line.

The work functions as a study of spatial harmony, where each segment of the landscape is stripped back to its fundamental essence. By utilizing a portrait format, Böhmer creates a sense of depth that feels both expansive and contained, inviting a focused contemplation of the textures and tones that define the water's edge.