Have you ever seen the floating cloud in your room? i hope not but now this is possible if you are interested to make you room or house making weather in it to look more innovative or storm or thunder clouds. The good news is here the Richard clarkson’s have made a majestic cloud 'making weather' which is floating one or two inches above the surface and the surface is made from the reflecting mirror which show its bottom side from the mirror and there is a best thing inside the cloud thunder storm effect which makes its majestic look into the realistic look and the another good thing about this cloud is there is a music inside the cloud which sounds is really good and it is a bobbing vertically and it has a remote control which help to control its functions.
Artist Emmanuelle Moureaux’s latest exhibition called I Am Here challenges you to find the proverbial needle in the haystack. The interactive installation cascades from the ceiling in a vibrant rainbow, suspending the silhouettes of 18,000 women in 100 different colors.
Stephen Knapp has been making work that is transformed by light for over thirty years, producing vibrant light installations he refers to as paintings. These large-scale works utilize minimal tools, harnessing simply light and dichroic glass to throw a multitude of colors against the walls and room. 
In the desert south of las vegas, nevada, swiss artist ugo rondinone has erected a monumental public installation that rises from the rocky terrain. presented by art production fund and nevada museum of art, ‘seven magic mountains‘ comprises a sequence of colorful colossal stone configurations that seemingly defy gravity with their formations. 
Pulled By The Roots-Incredible Sculptures at Karlsruhe
with roots at its base, the house looks as if it has been ripped out of the ground
Foshan, a city in central Guangdong province in China, has one of the strangest public art - a fountain built out of 10,000 recycled toilets, sinks and urinals covering a wall 100 meters long and almost 5 meters high. The fountain/waterfall was originally designed for the 2009 Foshan Pottery and Porcelain Festival, a porcelain product tradeshow, before being installed as a permanent piece of public art. It is just one of the many impressive ceramic sculptures residing in Shiwan Park.
Brad Spencer is one of the very few artist in the world who creates sculptures from bricks. A BFA in Painting and Drawing from UNCG and an MFA in Sculpture, Brad has been a working sculptor since 1984. During his undergraduate work in painting, he took sculpture as an elective course, through which he discovered his calling.
Croatian-austrian design collective numen/for use have designed a prototype for a self supporting inhabitable social sculpture, built inside an inflatable volume. the installation is based on the production system of large, geometric inflated objects, where thin parallel ropes are tied on opposite sides of the volume, keeping them aligned to one another.
