Looking Up 2
Mareike BöhmerMareike Böhmer explores the geometry of the natural world through a lens of quiet observation and structural balance. This landscape composition invites the viewer to pause and find rhythm in the vertical reach of the environment.
Looking Up 2
Mareike Böhmer explores the geometry of the natural world through a lens of quiet observation and structural balance. This landscape composition invites the viewer to pause and find rhythm in the vertical reach of the environment.
35 × 28 cm · about ⅕ the width of a 3-seat sofa
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Looking Up 2
Mareike Böhmer
Art Analysis
A rhythmic study of the skyward perspective
In this piece, Böhmer utilizes a landscape orientation to frame a perspective that draws the eye toward the canopy. The composition relies on the organic repetition of forms, capturing a sense of stillness found only when one stops to look directly upward. By focusing on the intersection of light and natural structure, the artist creates a space that feels both expansive and grounded.
The work emphasizes the architectural qualities of nature, stripping away the noise of the horizon to focus on the patterns found in the heights. The wide format allows the textures to breathe, offering a meditative study on how we perceive scale and distance within the outdoors.
The artwork highlights the inherent patterns and structural lines found in the growth of the natural world.
The composition shifts the viewer's gaze from the horizon to the verticality of the environment.
A sense of calm permeates the image, captured through the sparse arrangement of figures and the vastness of the blue water.
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