About Nathan
Artist, designer, and builder of harmonious structures.
From small-town Wisconsin to the Amazon, from Chicago boutiques to Macau — three decades of building, designing, and listening to nature.
We believe that when enough people synchronize their hearts, minds, and hands — aligning with the geometries of the body — something profound becomes possible for the collective.
The AllSphyr geometries bring this into physical forms, opening the door to curiosity and wonder. A main goal is creating interactive sacred geometry installations around the world, each synchronized through resonant frequencies, color, and movement. Together, they form a living network — a harmonic field anyone can tune into, designed to raise our collective frequency and uplift humanity.
Other important installations where transformation matters most: healthcare facilities, psychedelic therapy settings, elder care, children's hospice, and mental health facilities — offering awe, gentle stimulation, and a sense of wonder. Imagine bringing a loved one to a place of care that had living flowers and plants, beautiful colored ambient lighting and sacred geometry, instead of bright white sterilized and chaotic energy, fluorescent lights: the opposite of comfort.
Sacred geometry is the universal language of nature. By creating physical objects that attune people to this language, we soften, sharpen, and return people to themselves — centered, present, and in communion with nature and each other.
Nathan "SkyHorse" Prohaska.
Nathan was raised in the serene small towns of Wisconsin, where his deep connection to nature was nurtured by surrounding forests, lakes, and rivers. That tranquility shaped a lifelong appreciation for nature's beauty, intricacies, and rhythms — and later, its geometry.
His career began in construction and design, where he gained experience remodeling homes, designing boutiques in Chicago, and working on high-profile projects such as the Summer X Games in Los Angeles and Mexico. Over time, his focus shifted toward the intersection of art, geometry, and natural materials. Studies in sacred geometry and ancient knowledge led him to bamboo temples, earth mandalas, and other harmonious structures.
In 2010, Nathan was commissioned to build a large bamboo dome. Dissatisfied with the linear geometry of traditional geodesic domes — misaligned with the curves of fractal geometry — he reimagined the design within hours, creating a groundbreaking bamboo dome that reflected the fluid, feminine curves of nature.
By 2012, on Nikola Tesla's birthday, Nathan unveiled The AllSphyr — a structure built from rings that embody the balanced, fractal geometry and vibration of nature. The form harmonizes the unity of masculine (dense / mineral) and feminine (light / water) energies and contains ancient symbols of nature's endless cycles of expansion and contraction.
His large-scale installation art has been featured at Burning Man every year since 2013, at the Washington Monument, and at numerous festivals and private events. His latest commissioned piece, a 12ft tall × 7ft wide two-layer MirrorSphyr, was created as a central feature in Wynn Palace, a five-star hotel and casino in Macau, China.
Nathan's work bridges art, science, and spirituality — offering a profound invitation to rediscover harmony within ourselves and the world around us.
In His Own Words
"Geometry is the universal language of nature — these forms simply make it visible."
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