In this portrait-oriented composition, Böhmer utilizes the gritty, immediate quality of chalk to create a sense of physical depth. The work centers on the relationship between soft, blended edges and the sharp boundaries of overlapping shapes, allowing the viewer to trace the movement of the artist’s hand across the surface. The muted palette and deliberate placement of each element suggest a quiet, architectural harmony.

By focusing on the fundamental building blocks of form, the artist invites a study of contrast and negative space. The vertical arrangement emphasizes a grounded stability, where the organic imperfections of the chalk medium breathe life into the geometric arrangement. It is a focused exploration of how simple shapes can carry significant visual weight when stripped of unnecessary detail.