Arctic 60n 130w

Creative Rationale

Over the Arctic Ocean northwest of the Yukon Territory, where sea ice meets the polar atmosphere, an extraordinary weather pattern emerges with extremely low pressure creating a dynamic vortex of geometric forms. The light winds from the southwest generate subtle diagonal tensions while the bitter cold temperature drives the composition toward stark blacks and deep blues against the dominant white void. The high humidity manifests as clustered geometric elements suggesting the moisture-laden air, while the absence of precipitation keeps the forms clean and uninterrupted in true suprematist fashion.