In Graphic 150 HX, Böhmer explores the interplay of minimalist elements within a vertical frame. The work relies on the strength of its internal geometry, where every line and intersection serves to anchor the viewer’s eye. By focusing on the fundamental building blocks of graphic design, the artist strips away the unnecessary to reveal a core of balanced proportions and quiet strength.

The portrait orientation enhances the upward momentum of the piece, allowing the shapes to stack and breathe in a way that feels both architectural and fluid. There is a tactile quality to the arrangement, suggesting a physical construction of ideas rather than a mere flat image. The result is a grounded study in form that invites a slow, steady observation of its structural logic.