The ALLSPHYR: Made to catch the light.

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

BluRey AllSphyr · Hyatt Mission Pacific, 2026 · Footage: Sutra Productions
The camera arcs in on the BluRey AllSphyr in its gold ring until its convex mirror domes and the Blu-ray discs inside fill the frame, the sunlit terrace reflected in the mirrors.
One geometry, three scales

Ways into the work.

Selected catalog

Forms with a life of their own.

Three pieces, $99 to $1,600. Made to order and prepaid unless the card says a finished piece is available.

Footage: Bliss Productions
Rentals & hospitality

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

Documented placements include the Fractal MirrorSphyr at Wynn Palace, and the BluRey AllSphyr, filmed by day and after dark 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.