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Natural cloud sculptures are the ethereal counterpart to viewing stones. Both are found objects that are converted to art objects by first selecting them, then putting them on a stand. Stones are true "sculptures" in that sense that they are solid objects sculpted by natural forces. Cloud sculptures are natural assemblages of string, hair, feathers, bits of leaves and other materials that are formed by the winds. They are found, picked up, "fluffed", and mounted with wire on bases.
Constructed cloud sculptures are inspired by the natural ones and made from a variety of natural and synthetic materials, such as dyed wool. They are the specialty of the Ephemeral Abstraction school, active in the Zymoglyphic region in the 21st century.
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