Arctic 60n 130w

Creative Rationale

Over the remote Arctic Ocean northwest of Canada's Yukon Territory, where sea ice meets the vast polar atmosphere, an unusual weather pattern creates a scene of restrained yet dynamic energy. The extremely low pressure system, combined with gentle winds and near-saturated air, translates into layered, flowing forms that suggest both the weight of dense Arctic air and the subtle movement across this frozen landscape. I've interpreted the cold temperatures through deep blues and purples punctuated by warmer undertones representing the significant temperature anomaly, while the high humidity manifests as overlapping translucent layers that build rich surface textures reminiscent of Tannahill's expressive mark-making.