Region 60s 0e
Creative Rationale
Over the Southern Ocean at 60 degrees south latitude on the Prime Meridian, fierce Antarctic winds whip across the dark waters in the heart of the "Roaring Sixties." The significant temperature anomaly of nearly 13 degrees above normal suggests an unusual warm air mass penetrating this typically frigid zone, while the low pressure system and strong southwesterly winds create turbulent, dynamic conditions. I've interpreted this through Sam Francis's explosive early style, with warm orange and yellow color bursts representing the temperature anomaly fighting against cool blues and grays of the Antarctic waters, while the high wind speed drives energetic splatters and organic shapes radiating outward from multiple centers.
Interested in a giclée print or lithograph of this piece?
Limited edition prints and custom commissions are available. Each piece can be produced as an archival giclée print or fine art lithograph.
Inquire About Prints