In this composition, Böhmer focuses on the interplay of material and void. The work relies on the organic quality of torn edges, which introduce a sense of hand-wrought precision to the minimalist arrangement. By layering these distinct shapes, the artist builds a subtle depth that invites the eye to trace the slight shadows and ridges formed by the overlapping elements.

The portrait orientation emphasizes the upward movement of the paper fragments, grounding the abstract forms in a clear, architectural logic. There is a deliberate stillness here, found in the contrast between the sharp, clean lines of the paper’s original state and the soft, fibrous fraying of the tears. It is a study of how simple materials can occupy space with both weight and lightness.