Since clouds are evaporated water which are undergoing condensation, it could serve to be a form taken up by gaseous entities.
The Dust Lamp, A Simple Tool To Observe Airborne Particles

How does one capture a gaseous form? How can I encapsulate this form? Here is a link to observe airborne particle behaviour.
Mini Garden of Floating Magnets A cool elementary experiment which i will implement for use. Looking at how the magnets glide through water, it creates ripples which have fluid qualities. via exo
Software Structures Without diverting into a didactic text about Structuralism, I will simply state that a structure is a relationship among elements. Within disciplines such as linguistics and anthropology, structures exist but are open to re-interpretation, but in computer science, structures are by necessity extremely precise. Computers are machines designed for their reliability and accuracy and while these characteristics make computers valuable to the scientific and engineering communities, they are not necessarily important characteristics for an artist. Artists such as Takashi Murakami use the computer as a precise tool, but it’s not possible to imagine the work of Anselm Kiefer put through the filter of a precise computing machine. Some structures are unique to software and are not possible to express in other media. Software is excellent at defining processes. In the words of MIT Professor Harold Abelson, “processes manipulate other abstract things called data. The evolution of a process is directed by a pattern of rules called a program . People create programs to direct processes.” The potential of defining systems in software is revealed through the following three structures. via - Casey Reas
“Voronoi diagrams, as a geometric model are fascinating because they can be used to describe almost literally everything: from cell phone networks to radiolaria, at every scale: from quantum foam to cosmic foam. Even the regular lattices and solids, cubes, tetrahedra, and the ways in which they combine, can all be seen as special cases of three dimensional Voronoi. It’s hard not to get mystical about it, but it’s really just the contemporary equivalent of the endless ideal gridded space of modernism or the renaissance, just more exotic and malleable. Geometry is Culture.” via - sevensixfive
Root Forms