Artist words
"The Bermuda Triangle, or the Devil's Sea, is called that because of a region between Florida, Puerto Rico and the Bermuda archipelago in the Caribbean. A place of no good reputation and a mystery that has not yet been unveiled. Many theories have been written, but nothing conclusive. More than 100 ships and planes have disappeared since the end of World War II. But what made this place very famous was when five US Navy planes disappeared without a trace in 1945. The region became so famous that films, TV series and books (and now a work of art 😉) were made. The book "Bermuda Triangle" sold more than 20M copies, suggesting that aliens abducted ships. Among these and other theories, there are the old ones about monsters, storms, tornadoes. And the most recent ones like magnetic fields. But the most acceptable explanation has to do with methane. The release of methane reduces a ship's buoyancy and can sink it. In addition to the risk of sinking, the gas would also cause explosions to reach the atmosphere. Because it is a crude form of cooking gas, methane can ignite with a spark from an engine, sinking like vessels and bringing down planes."
Art description
"The Bermuda Triangle" poster by Jonathan Borba. Dive into the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle with this captivating artwork. Featuring a bold, abstract triangle in deep blue, it evokes the enigmatic waters where countless ships and planes have vanished. Delicate gold accents and shimmering dots add a touch of intrigue, hinting at the secrets lurking beneath the surface. This piece is not just art; it’s a conversation starter, a nod to the legends and theories that surround this infamous region. Perfect for those who appreciate the blend of nature and mystery.
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Artist words
"The Bermuda Triangle, or the Devil's Sea, is called that because of a region between Florida, Puerto Rico and the Bermuda archipelago in the Caribbean. A place of no good reputation and a mystery that has not yet been unveiled. Many theories have been written, but nothing conclusive. More than 100 ships and planes have disappeared since the end of World War II. But what made this place very famous was when five US Navy planes disappeared without a trace in 1945. The region became so famous that films, TV series and books (and now a work of art 😉) were made. The book "Bermuda Triangle" sold more than 20M copies, suggesting that aliens abducted ships. Among these and other theories, there are the old ones about monsters, storms, tornadoes. And the most recent ones like magnetic fields. But the most acceptable explanation has to do with methane. The release of methane reduces a ship's buoyancy and can sink it. In addition to the risk of sinking, the gas would also cause explosions to reach the atmosphere. Because it is a crude form of cooking gas, methane can ignite with a spark from an engine, sinking like vessels and bringing down planes."
Art description
"The Bermuda Triangle" poster by Jonathan Borba. Dive into the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle with this captivating artwork. Featuring a bold, abstract triangle in deep blue, it evokes the enigmatic waters where countless ships and planes have vanished. Delicate gold accents and shimmering dots add a touch of intrigue, hinting at the secrets lurking beneath the surface. This piece is not just art; it’s a conversation starter, a nod to the legends and theories that surround this infamous region. Perfect for those who appreciate the blend of nature and mystery.
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