The ALLSPHYRMade to catch the light.

Sculpture, jewelry, and installations on an interlocking-circle geometry by Nathan Skyhorse.

A mirrored sphere held in a tall metal ring on a stone plinth, lit against a sunset sky and palms
A large geometric star sculpture outlined in coloured light at night, standing on a low platform
One geometry, three scales

Ways into the work.

Selected catalog

Forms with a life of their own.

Three pieces, $99 to $8,000. Made to order and prepaid unless the card says a finished piece is available.

Hyatt Mission Pacific, 2026Footage: Bliss Productions
Events & hospitality

A form can focus a room, gather a crowd, or change how light is noticed.

Documented placements include an installed piece credited to Wynn Palace, and the mirrored star filmed at the Hyatt Mission Pacific in 2026.

  • Event rentals start at about $1,000, with a signed rental agreement, confirmed insurance, and typically a 50% deposit.
  • Jewelry is made to order and paid in full before production; catalog objects are prepaid before production.

Nathan Skyhorse Arts (opens Nathan Skyhorse Arts site)

One system, many scales

Circles become structure.

Every ALLSPHYR begins with one relationship: circles crossing, holding, and opening into volume. The same system becomes a pendant, a freestanding sculpture, a centerpiece, or an installation.

The teachings set out the geometry in plain terms: how circles become volume, and why the form changes as you move.