In Colorful Spring 11, Böhmer explores the transition of the seasons through a lens of abstraction. The work relies on a sophisticated palette where deep tones anchor lighter, more translucent layers, mimicking the way light filters through new growth. By stacking and intersecting various shapes, the artist creates a sense of depth that feels both structured and spontaneous, capturing the messy vitality of nature within a clean, vertical frame.

The vertical orientation emphasizes a sense of upward growth, drawing the eye through a series of visual intersections. This piece avoids the literal, instead using color as a primary language to evoke the warmth and renewal associated with springtime. The result is a grounded study of harmony and contrast, where every hue is given space to breathe and interact with its neighbor.