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Arctic

70°N, 20°W · Piet Mondrian · 2026-09-17

Arctic weather art after Piet Mondrian
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Creative rationale

Over the Greenland Sea in the high Arctic, where pack ice meets open water under perpetual twilight, this location experiences an unusually warm temperature anomaly of 14.9°C above normal, creating unstable atmospheric conditions. The high pressure gradient of 19.54 hPa/cell combined with 99% humidity and light precipitation suggests turbulent weather patterns breaking through the Arctic atmosphere. I've interpreted this through a dense grid of thick black lines representing the extreme humidity and pressure instability, with red dominating the composition to reflect the significant positive temperature anomaly, while moderate wind speed maintains some asymmetric balance typical of Mondrian's neoplastic principles.

Atmospheric data

Date
2026-09-17
Location
70°N, 20°W (Arctic)
Pressure
993.4 hPa (gradient: 19.54)
Wind
6.9 m/s from 23°
Temperature
2.5°C (anomaly: 14.9°C)
Humidity
99%
Precipitation
0.8 mm
Visual Interest Score
29.1

Technical details

Model
Flux 1.1 Pro (Black Forest Labs)
Artist Inspiration
Piet Mondrian
Weather Source
Open-Meteo API (GFS model)
Format
PNG 4K (Flux 1.1 Pro + Real-ESRGAN 4×) + SVG vector interpretation
Generated
2026-09-17T06:04:10.323325+00:00
Run ID
2026-09-17-060044

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