Pieces 17 functions as a study in spatial relationships, where sharp edges meet soft curves in a vertical arrangement. Böhmer utilizes a portrait orientation to stack and layer these elements, guiding the eye through a rhythmic sequence of shapes that seem to lean and lock into one another. The composition relies on the tension between positive and negative space, allowing the background to become as vital to the work as the forms themselves.

The artist’s approach is grounded in a clean, minimalist aesthetic that avoids unnecessary flourish. By focusing on the essential geometry of the 'piece,' Böhmer creates a visual language that is quiet yet deliberate. The vertical alignment emphasizes a sense of balance and poise, making the abstract arrangement feel grounded and intentional within its frame.