In this work, Böhmer explores the intersection of organic forms and minimalist structure. The landscape is stripped back to its fundamental elements, using a palette that suggests the cool, hazy light found at the edge of the sea. By focusing on the horizon line, the piece creates a sense of vastness that remains grounded in a clean, graphic sensibility.

The horizontal orientation emphasizes the steady, unchanging nature of the coastline. Rather than focusing on chaotic detail, the artist uses smooth transitions and deliberate shapes to evoke the feeling of a salt-misted afternoon. It is a study in spatial harmony, where the weight of the terrain is balanced by the openness of the sky.