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Arctic

70°N, 140°E · Piet Mondrian · 2026-05-13

Arctic weather art after Piet Mondrian
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Creative rationale

Over the Arctic Ocean north of eastern Siberia, where extreme cold meets high atmospheric instability, the weather data reveals a dramatic low-pressure system with significant temperature anomalies and near-saturated air. The very low pressure of 939 hPa with a steep gradient creates an intensely fragmented grid of thick black lines, while the anomalously warm temperature of 0.2°C shifts the composition toward blue dominance with strategic yellow accents. The light winds allow for a relatively balanced composition, though the 93% humidity translates into bold, heavy black divisions that slice the canvas into numerous small rectangular cells.

Atmospheric data

Date
2026-05-13
Location
70°N, 140°E (Arctic)
Pressure
939 hPa (gradient: 36.38)
Wind
2.4 m/s from 225°
Temperature
0.2°C (anomaly: 16°C)
Humidity
93%
Precipitation
0.3 mm
Visual Interest Score
33.2

Technical details

Model
Flux 1.1 Pro (Black Forest Labs)
Artist Inspiration
Piet Mondrian
Weather Source
Open-Meteo API (GFS model)
Format
PNG 8K (Flux 1.1 Pro → Real-ESRGAN 4× → Clarity 2×) + SVG vector interpretation
Generated
2026-05-13T06:14:24.775764+00:00
Run ID
2026-05-13-060044

License: CC BY-NC-ND 4.0. Attribution: James Tannahill / art.jamestannahill.com. No commercial use or derivatives without permission.