Highlands presents a vertical exploration of landscape, where the physical weight of the terrain is distilled into a series of harmonious visual layers. Böhmer uses a portrait orientation to emphasize the rising stature of the land, guiding the eye upward through a structured yet fluid arrangement of elements that mimic the natural erosion and growth found in high altitudes.

The piece relies on a sophisticated interplay of light and shadow to define its topography. By focusing on the essential geometry of the outdoors, Böhmer creates a sense of vast, open space that feels both grounded and ethereal, capturing the stillness of a remote peak without relying on traditional representational detail.