Arctic 60n 90e
Creative Rationale
Over the Arctic Ocean north of central Siberia, where pack ice meets the relentless polar wind, a significant temperature anomaly of 17.7K creates dramatic atmospheric instability. The moderate pressure gradient and high humidity suggest layers of moisture-laden air moving through this remote region, while light precipitation adds temporal marks to the frozen landscape. This unusual warmth in such an extreme location translates into a heavily worked composition where fragments of geometric structure emerge from beneath aggressive, scraped-back layers—the temperature anomaly driving chaotic marks that break through more contemplative stratifications, while the high humidity allows deep palimpsest layers to show through translucent veils of weathered paint.
Arctic 60n 90e
Lesley Tannahill — 2026-04-19-060044