This piece functions as a study in balance, where sharp lines intersect with delicate, diffused shadows. The composition relies on the subtle tension between light and dark planes, mimicking the way physical paper catches light at different angles. By focusing on these fundamental elements, Böhmer invites a slow observation of how simple forms can define a three-dimensional space on a flat surface.

The vertical arrangement emphasizes a disciplined structure, yet the softness of the shadows prevents the work from feeling rigid. There is a rhythmic quality to the overlapping shapes, suggesting a quiet movement within a still environment. It is an exercise in restraint, finding visual richness in the nuances of grey, white, and the negative space that binds them together.