Kinetic mirrored sculpture: BluRey AllSphyr

The outer AllSphyr carries forty 12-inch acrylic convex mirrors, with smaller glass mirrors and rhinestones between them, and spins in either direction on a belt-driven motor. Inside it, a second AllSphyr of forty Blu-ray discs, glass mirrors and rhinestones turns on an adjustable-speed direct-drive motor, which gives the piece its holographic look.

Both spheres are carried on a stainless steel framework.

In direct sun the discs throw rainbows across the space around it. At night the circular arches carry programmable LEDs, and spotlights or lasers aimed into its center change the scene again.

The BluRey AllSphyr was installed at the Hyatt Mission Pacific in 2026, with the Galactic ReflectionSphyr, and Sutra Productions and Bliss Productions filmed it there in daylight and after dark. It appears with the All-One Sphyr in the Netflix feature film Yes Day. It stands today in its gold and silver ring; at a balloon festival at sunset it stood in an earlier ring of brushed steel.

The piece is available to rent for events. A rental is planned around the whole window: transport, installation, the event, strike and return are part of the quote, and the venue, access, power and weather are reviewed before a date is confirmed. Rentals start at about $1,000 and need a signed rental agreement, confirmed insurance and typically a 50% deposit, with the balance due before delivery or installation.

The rental policy sets out reservation, insurance, care and cancellation. The other pieces available for an event are on the rentals page.