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SPACE AND DESIGN

CLOUD BEHAVIOR · LONDON

CONSULTING

CLOUD BEHAVIOR · LONDON

Nathalie Pozzi

Consulting with artist Nanna Debois Buhl on the installation of "Cloud Behavior” photographic series for the Embassy of Denmark in London.

“How do clouds move? What do they signify? What can they predict? Cloud Behavior is a work about the behavioral patterns of clouds, about depicting them, and examining them in search of symbols and predictions about shifting weather and climate.”

Nanna Debois Buhl

 

Layout and Installation Consulting

Artist
Nanna Debois Buhl

Artwork
Cloud Behavior
Series of C-print photographs
29.6×30.4 cm
(2018)

Location
Embassy of Denmark in London
a building by Danish architect Arne Jacobsen

Year
2023

Images
© 2023 Nanna Debois Buhl

Work focused on the placement of a series of NUMBER photographic prints. Consultation covered the placement of works within the spaces, the overall composition, and the selection of the works based on the scale and color combinations.

The installation layout responds to the building's low and intimate ceiling height by arranging the photographs in a cloud-like composition. Rather than a linear sequence, the composition highlights the rhythm of the existing walls and door and window openings.

 
 
 

“Over several months, Nanna Debois Buhl has photographed clouds on medium-format film and experimented with the images in the darkroom. The result is a series of cloud photographs that range from neutral registrations of the clouds to dramatic and color-saturated images.”

Nanna Debois Buhl

 
 
 
 
 

Works were installed at varying heights not only to reflect the series's subject — a quiet nod to gazing at the sky — but also to ensure accessibility for all visitors

 
 

NUMBER photographic works are grouped across several areas of the Embassy, creating a natural path through the installation.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

“In A Blue Book (1907–12), Strindberg envisions that cloud formations continually return in the same shapes and to the same place in the sky over Stockholm and speculates about what this means.”

Nanna Debois Buhl

categories CONSULTING, EXHIBITIONS