由此可見，本作品富有濃厚的與民互動的親切性格。所謂「形氣不存、有容乃大」，這是獻給全民嘉賓的一件深藏溫柔質感、艱巨無限包容性的作品。契合美術館五角形屋頂的造型，《雲朵 #46741》將定時從地下隱藏的五角形管線中向空中施放極細微水霧。屆時從高處俯瞰，一朵五角形雲團將從地面緩緩升起。而作品附近的訪客、無分男女老幼，皆可毫無拘束地走進這縹緲的場域裡，舞弄雲霧輕柔的觸感，成為作品的一部份，與藝術家即興創作這千變萬化的藝術。

Fog instantaneously transforms one’s immediate environment into an illusionary moment of losing time/space, making the visible invisible and the invisible visible. It is a dynamic interaction with a natural phenomenon, forming and dissolving through human interactions, the fog ultimately returning to the atmosphere. The volume and duration of fog is programmed from controlling on/off pumps with a real-time timer. The control is not only for aesthetic purposes, but it is also useful for avoiding traffic hazards as well as saving water. A specially designed control system will be installed. This location was selected to be in the passageway to and from the Children’s Museum.

中谷芙二子：「我最終決定以《雲朵 #46741》來為作品命名，我希望能取個能讓小朋友親暱地稱呼它的名字，我覺得『雲朵』是最合適的，他後頭有一串號碼，這是辨識臺南的代碼。孩子們可以呼朋引伴的說：『我們在雲朵那兒玩吧！』、或是『你想一起去雲朵那裡玩嗎？』」
Fujiko said, “I eventually decided to name the artwork Cloud #46741. The code represents Tainan. You can walk into a fog sculpture… Suddenly you are in white darkness and you use all your senses to “see” — a total sensory immersion. Children play games with fog… play hide and seek, tag, who’s who? Ghost, sensory delight is a primary experience.

訪客可想像在雲端漫步、自由飛翔的愜意；於白雲水霧中，延伸這份留白的詩意，時而做心情上的小憩，時而任憑思緒自由昇華，做「內心的再創造」。《雲朵 #46741》在藝術表現上，依其優雅神秘的形態，與完全開放的態度，無限擴張了本案中「天人合一、虛實相倚」概念中「虛」的能量。
People discover fog and engage with it through their own memory and imagination. Fog Sculpture Cloud #46741 is a tribute to nature and, at the same time, an intimate dialogue with one’s inner self.