Storm fronts, colliding swells and breaking water fill eight views of an imagined Atlantic. Heavy-oil impasto and palette-knife effects give the sea a dense, scraped surface, with a small release of light after the fury.
AI-derived art, open to everyone and free to view. Test-only downloads require separate approval for every selected artwork.
Mark Nicoll, 2026
A dark Atlantic swell rises beneath a storm-heavy sky, its crest breaking into pale foam. The thick painted effect holds the wave just before it breaks.
About this work ↗
Mark Nicoll, 2026
A low sea horizon sits beneath an immense dark storm front. Broad planes of water leave most of the tension to the sky.
About this work ↗
Mark Nicoll, 2026
Diagonal swells collide in dark water streaked with white foam. Short, scraped marks disrupt the longer ridges of the sea.
About this work ↗
Mark Nicoll, 2026
White spray erupts against a dark coastal rock. A simple black silhouette gives the breaking water something to resist.
About this work ↗
Mark Nicoll, 2026
Near-black waves are cut by torn pale lines of foam. Sparse light and dense impasto effects bring the viewer close to the water.
About this work ↗
Mark Nicoll, 2026
Light breaks through cloud onto distant water while the foreground sea remains rough. The storm loosens its grip without disappearing.
About this work ↗
Mark Nicoll, 2026
Rain curtains descend from a wide storm front over open water and broken foam. The panorama lets the weather move across the horizon.
About this work ↗
Mark Nicoll, 2026
Long diagonal breakers sweep towards a rugged headland. Scraped oil effects join rock, sea and airborne spray.
About this work ↗File approval and original pixel sizes are checked in the test cart. Home/office licence and upscaling guidance ↗
See how the room changes the work.
Visit the exhibition ↗