South America

Creative rationale

Over the remote waters of the South Atlantic near the Argentine continental shelf, extreme atmospheric conditions create a dramatic meteorological signature. The very high pressure gradient of 34.04 Pa/cell demands an intensely fragmented grid with numerous black dividing lines creating small rectangular cells, while the extreme cold temperature anomaly of -7.2°C calls for blue to dominate the composition. The near-perfect humidity of 99% translates to exceptionally thick black lines that boldly subdivide the canvas, and the calm wind conditions of just 0.3 m/s allow for a relatively balanced composition without heavy asymmetric weighting.