North Atlantic Front

Creative rationale

Over the North Atlantic, roughly halfway between Newfoundland and Ireland in the midst of a powerful storm system, the steep pressure gradient and near-gale force westerly winds create a composition of intense archaeological layering. The high humidity reveals deep palimpsest layers beneath aggressive gestural marks, while the significant cold anomaly drives chaotic fragments breaking through more structured underlying fields. Precipitation manifests as vertical drip marks and pooled accumulations that speak to the passage of time and weather's slow erosion of painted surfaces.