In this piece, Böhmer utilizes a vertical framework to guide the eye through a series of deliberate interactions. The arrangement relies on the strength of its orientation, allowing the viewer to experience the weight and placement of each shape as it relates to the edges of the frame. There is a clear focus on the architecture of the image, where negative space is treated with as much importance as the primary subjects.

The work avoids unnecessary flourish, instead leaning into a refined aesthetic that feels both grounded and expansive. By focusing on the verticality of the portrait format, the artist creates a sense of upward momentum and stability, inviting a slow, contemplative observation of how simple forms can inhabit a space with such distinct presence.