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Have you ever wished you could control the weather? Dutch artist Berndnaut Smilde has learned to do exactly that!
Whilst most people would prefer to clear the clouds away, Berndnaut can make his own on demand.
He forms the clouds indoors using a smoke machine and takes photographs of them.
His art is on display at the Ronchini Gallery in London.
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