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Arrival in daylight
The BluRey AllSphyr stands in its gold ring beside the restaurant doors, holding the terrace, palms, and hotel in its moving reflections.
Hospitality: A landmark within the landmark.
Artist-led sculptural commissions shaped around arrival, gathering, movement, reflection, and the changing light of a place.
The brief
Made in relationship to place.
The work begins with the life of the site: who arrives, where they pause, how the light moves, what materials already hold the room, and what the experience should make possible.
Suitable conversations include lobbies, courtyards, wellness destinations, gardens, public-facing interiors, and other high-attention spaces. Feasibility, engineering, fabrication, access, installation, and maintenance are defined project by project.
Hospitality in motion
One setting. A day of changing encounters.
At the Hyatt Mission Pacific, mirrored forms met guests at the restaurant doors, beneath the coastal canopy, and at the end of the garden path after dark.
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A second point of reflection
Metatron Reflections turns beneath the cabana canopy, extending the installation through another scale and another part of the guest journey.
The complete sequence
Daylight, detail, garden, and night gathered into one short film.
Sculpture that belongs to the room around it.
Fractal MirrorSphyr
Wynn Palace. A two-layer MirrorSphyr, 12 ft tall and 7 ft wide, the central feature of the hotel’s Gourmet Pavilion, beneath a bronze palm-frond canopy.
BluRey AllSphyr
Hyatt Mission Pacific, 2026. A kinetic mirrored sphere in its ring, experienced at the restaurant doors by day and at the end of the garden path after dark.
Nathan Skyhorse · creative direction and sculptural art
Bliss Productions (opens the Bliss Productions site) · immersive lighting and event production
See all installed work, including festival and film placements of the All-One Sphyr.
Under study
Directions for settings not yet built.
Concept studies test scale, sightline, atmosphere, and placement before a site-specific direction is resolved.
01 · Read the site
Intent, audience, architecture, light, access, budget, schedule, and operational constraints.
02 · Shape the concept
Scale, placement, material direction, visualization, and a written scope for review.
03 · Resolve & realize
Specialists, samples, fabrication, logistics, installation, handoff, and care planning.
Start with context
Send the site, the ambition, and the constraints.
A useful first note includes location, drawings or dimensions, desired timing, working budget, stakeholder group, and the feeling the work should create.