Myon Rox | PHI
Artist: Myon Rox, Germany
Materials: Ring: sterling silver, magnet, ebony tip (old violin peg); Base: biodeg PLA, concave mirror, coil, electronic circuit, 9 V battery
Size: 8.75 (Can't be resized/can be replicated)
Limited Edition
Artist Statement: PHI is a kinetic sculpture in the form of an eternally spinning top ring, named for the golden ratio (φ ≈ 1.618). Its Fibonacci-inspired floral pattern radiates from an ebony tip. When spun, the ring blurs into a fleeting bloom, a dance of mathematics and perception. It can spin up to three days, powered by an embedded magnet and pulsed coil beneath the concave mirror of the 3D-printed base.
Artist Bio: Myon Rox (aka Frank Blum) is a Berlin-based artist merging nature, science, and technology into handcrafted wearable sculptures, interactive installations, and 3D-based designs. At the interface of art and science, his practice is driven by curiosity and a desire to experiment. His works transform scientific ideas, phenomena, and technical inventions into tangible, sensory experiences that invite interaction and sometimes reveal hidden patterns in the natural and technological world. Find more at myonrox.com and frankblum.de
Team Shanks - Representing Team - Susie Ganch
This ring is part of Battle of the Rings: Ring Smackdown 2026, an exhibition and online competition. All the rings are available for purchase. View the entire collection HERE, view the matches HERE, and learn more HERE. All purchased rings will be held by the gallery until the exhibition is complete June 17, 2026.
