Swedish Trees

Mareike Böhmer

Mareike Böhmer translates the quiet geometry of the natural world into a rhythmic study of form and verticality. This piece captures the slender, reaching silhouettes of a Swedish forest, turning organic growth into a balanced arrangement of line and space.

Swedish Trees — framed, leaning against the wall

Styling images show a frame. Print sold unframed.

Mareike Böhmer

Swedish Trees

Mareike Böhmer translates the quiet geometry of the natural world into a rhythmic study of form and verticality. This piece captures the slender, reaching silhouettes of a Swedish forest, turning organic growth into a balanced arrangement of line and space.

Format
$58.00
WALL ELEVATION

28 × 35 cm · about ⅛ the width of a 3-seat sofa

Size
Borders & Matting
Paper Type

A meaningful share of this purchase goes directly to Mareike Böhmer.

Every Arthaus piece supports a living artist.

Free shipping
100-day guarantee
Gallery quality
Secure packaging

Swedish Trees

Mareike Böhmer

Art Analysis

The rhythmic verticality of a quiet northern grove

In Swedish Trees, Mareike Böhmer explores the repetitive beauty found in the northern landscape. The composition focuses on the lean, upright trunks of the forest, stripping away clutter to emphasize the structural elegance of the trees. By isolating these forms against a soft backdrop, Böhmer highlights the subtle variations in bark and branch, inviting a slow, meditative observation of the woods.

The portrait orientation reinforces the upward reach of the timber, mirroring the natural aspiration of the grove. There is a calm, graphic quality to the work that speaks to the stillness of the Swedish wilderness. Rather than a dense thicket, the artist presents a clear, airy perspective where light and shadow play across the vertical pillars of the earth.

Free Shipping

On all framed orders

100-Day Guarantee

Love it or return it

Gallery Quality

Museum-grade materials

Artist-Direct

Fair pay, every piece

About the Artist

Mareike Böhmer

View Artist Profile