Fantastical Clouds Magically Suspended in Empty Rooms

Fantastical Clouds Magically Suspended in Empty Rooms
My Modern Met - Jenny Zhang • 3055d

Amsterdam-based artist Berndnaut Smilde is best known for his fantastical Nimbus series, in which individual clouds appear to magically float in empty rooms. The haunting images portray the airy nimbuses drifting through gorgeous Rococo rooms, Gothic cathedrals, and abandoned factories, evoking a …

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