Region 30n 60w

Creative Rationale

Over the Atlantic Ocean northeast of the Caribbean islands, high pressure creates buoyant conditions while moderate westerly winds drive diagonal movement across the composition. The 6.8 m/s wind speed translates into staccato rhythms of small, dynamic geometric forms scattered across the canvas, while the elevated pressure of 1020.3 Pa lifts circles and triangles toward the upper regions in defiance of gravity. The warm temperature anomaly manifests as sharp, high-frequency triangular forms and thin linear elements that pierce through the composition like musical notes on a staff.