Taking inspiration from the works of JMW Turner, John Martin and others engaging with notions of the Sublime from the Victorian period onwards, Sola alludes to the awesomeness and raw power, but also the fragility, of the natural world – and our destructive role within it.

Sunlit clouds are created and presented every few minutes in a dramatic and powerful unveiling, emerging from nowhere. Visitors’ presence within the cloudscape is allowed and encouraged, giving the opportunity to focus on the dynamic complexity of fluid cloud-like structures in three dimensions, up close, and the interplay between clouds and sunlight.

After a while both clouds and the sunlit sky begin to lose structure and form, slowly collapsing into mist and darkness. People within the work disrupt the clouds through their movement causing airflow disturbance, and the sky is revealed as a glitching panel of failing artificial light.