That's right, kiddies.
They are real clouds in rooms.
Every cloud has a silver lining and Berndaut Smilde’s clouds have made him famous, quite literally taking the art world by storm.
Smilde uses a fog machine to make the actual clouds, but also carefully regulates the humidity and temperature. Even so, these installations exists for a mere moment before dissipating inside the room. If you're not there in the moment, then you only get to experience these brief scientific sculptures as photographs.
Often drawing on a nebulous concept of the “physical presence of transitional spaces,” on one hand Nimbus I(shown above) was visible only for a few minutes at Hotel MariaKapel, while Nimbus II was captured for Probe, an online gallery.
The lone cloud installations defy boundaries and bring a fantastical element to these rooms.
They are real clouds in rooms.
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| MAGICAL, SIMPLY MAGICAL! |
Often drawing on a nebulous concept of the “physical presence of transitional spaces,” on one hand Nimbus I(shown above) was visible only for a few minutes at Hotel MariaKapel, while Nimbus II was captured for Probe, an online gallery.
The lone cloud installations defy boundaries and bring a fantastical element to these rooms.
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