South America

Creative rationale

Over the Southern Ocean near the Antarctic Peninsula at coordinates 60°S, 60°W, where frigid waters meet turbulent atmospheric conditions. The low pressure system (970.4 hPa) creates a sparse composition with fewer, more substantial geometric forms, while the strong northwest wind (18.9 m/s from 300°) drives dramatic diagonal arrangements tilted at steep angles suggesting dynamic movement through space. The near-freezing temperature (0.7°C) manifests as predominantly black and deep blue suprematist shapes against the white void, with minimal precipitation adding only scattered small rectangular elements like geometric snow.