Granite Floating Spheres
A precision-crafted granite sphere floats on a thin cushion of water, allowing visitors to rotate the monumental form by hand. Every sphere can include custom etching.
Sunscape creates monumental spheres that invite people to gather, touch, turn, and explore—combining enduring materials with custom artwork and meaningful stories.
A precision-crafted granite sphere floats on a thin cushion of water, allowing visitors to rotate the monumental form by hand. Every sphere can include custom etching.
Glossy stainless steel creates a luminous, reflective surface designed to rotate and transform with its surroundings. Custom etching can make every installation unique.
Custom-designed, hand-painted artwork wraps the entire sphere in vivid color. The sphere can rotate, revealing a changing composition from every viewpoint.
Any Sunscape sphere can include a custom 3D-printed Immersive Plaque mounted to its base, with an NFC tag embedded inside. Visitors simply tap the plaque with a phone to open an interactive web experience created for that artwork—no app download required.
For a constellation sphere, the physical art and its digital experience can preserve the sky above a meaningful moment, then let every visitor explore far beyond the engraved surface.
The client selects a meaningful moment and location on Earth. The night sky from that exact perspective becomes custom artwork that can be engraved on the sphere.
Visitors tap the NFC plaque, point their phone toward the sky, and discover where the sphere's constellations appear. They can also change the date, time, or location to explore another sky.
The experience link can be shared or emailed for later. At home, it can be opened on a compatible headset so the viewer can look around the complete night sky in virtual reality.
An interactive 3D model makes dimensions easier to understand. Rotate the proposed piece, inspect it from different angles and use the preview as a shared visual reference during the design and quotation process.
Every custom project can begin with a standard visualization as part of the quotation process. For clients who want to go further, immersive 3D and mixed-reality previews can help evaluate scale, volume and placement before fabrication begins.
Requires a compatible Quest headset to launch the immersive preview.
The visualization process can be kept simple or taken much further depending on the project, the number of decision-makers and how important scale and placement are to the final choice.
A custom sphere fountain or sculpture can be difficult to judge from dimensions alone. A drawing may show width and height, but it does not always communicate how a large object will feel next to a building, landscape, entrance, plaza or group of people.
Visualization gives owners, architects, donors, committees and other stakeholders a common reference before fabrication begins.
The purpose is practical: make the custom project easier to understand before committing to fabrication. For some projects, a standard visual quotation is enough. For larger or more site-sensitive installations, the immersive options provide an additional level of confidence.
If you do not already have a compatible headset, ask within your network, use one of the rental links below in select cities, or purchase a Meta Quest 3S for ongoing access to immersive and mixed-reality previews.
Ask your children, family, friends, or coworkers if they use a Meta Quest headset for gaming and could temporarily lend it to you for the preview.
Choose the city closest to you to view the available ShareGrid rental listing.
For ongoing access to VR and mixed-reality previews, purchase a Meta Quest 3S and keep the headset available whenever you want to revisit a project.
View Meta Quest 3S →Begin with a standard visualization, then add an immersive or mixed-reality preview when a closer look at scale and placement would help.
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