Region 60°S, 0°E

Creative rationale

Over the Southern Ocean at 60 degrees south latitude, directly south of the Greenwich meridian, frigid Antarctic waters churn under powerful westerly winds. The extreme temperature anomaly of 30.9°C above normal creates an otherworldly atmospheric tension, while the low pressure system drives turbulent air masses across this remote polar seascape. I interpret this meteorological drama through Lewis's calligraphic language: dense processions of white and silver marks surge horizontally across a deep blue-black ground, their clustering intensified by the 13.5 m/s winds, while the high humidity softens everything into misty, atmospheric veils that suggest the strange warmth bleeding into this icy realm.