This portrait-oriented composition focuses on the tactile relationship between material and light. By layering geometric shapes, Böhmer creates a sense of architectural depth that suggests a physical stack of paper caught in a moment of stillness. The shadows are not merely secondary effects but act as structural elements themselves, defining the edges and boundaries of each overlapping layer.

The work relies on a restrained palette and clean lines to emphasize the subtle shifts in tone. There is a quiet rhythm to the way the shapes interact, inviting the viewer to observe the minute details of where one form ends and another begins. It is a study in balance, capturing the quiet tension between solid objects and the fleeting shadows they cast.