Artist creates stunning indoor clouds
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The original Nimbus project, from 2010 (Photo: Berndnaut Smilde)
The original Nimbus project, from 2010 (Photo: Berndnaut Smilde)
Nimbus II by Berndnaut Smilde, created using a smoke machine and closely controlling the atmospheric and lighting conditions in the room (Photo: Berndnaut Smilde)
In what Smilde describes as a related project, the Aerogel (or "frozen smoke") apparently consists of 99.8% air (Photo: Berndnaut Smilde)
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Artist Berndnaut Smilde may use simple smoke machines to create his indoor cloudworks, but to achieve such dramatic results requires meticulous experimentation with both lighting and interior atmospheric conditions.
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