In Reflections 3, Böhmer utilizes a portrait orientation to guide the eye through a layered arrangement of forms. The composition relies on the subtle tension between sharp edges and soft gradients, suggesting a world where light is caught and redirected across various surfaces. By focusing on the vertical axis, the artist emphasizes a feeling of growth and stability, allowing the viewer to find stillness in the organized complexity of the design.

The work functions as a study of perception, inviting a close look at how simple elements can build a sophisticated visual narrative. Without relying on representational detail, Böhmer uses the concept of reflection to suggest movement and dimension. The result is a grounded exploration of space that feels both deliberate and expansive, anchored by a clear structural logic.