Europe

Creative rationale

Over the Atlantic waters west of Morocco and the Canary Islands, high pressure dominates with moderate northerly winds carrying humid air across the subtropical ocean. The elevated pressure of 1018.2 hPa with its strong gradient creates dense pools of saturated color that gather at the canvas edges, while the 6.1 m/s wind from the north drives energetic splatters and organic bursts outward from concentrated color fields. The cool temperature anomaly and high humidity translate into luminous blues and greens with explosive cadmium accents, leaving expansive white breathing space in the center typical of Francis's atmospheric compositions.