‘Divided Prism’ is an example of a golden section prism which has been divided and reassembled to represent the order found in things that can appear to be random. It’s made of corten steel, which is steel with added phosphorus, copper, chromium and nickel-molybdenum. These alloys increase the steel’s resistance by creating a protective patina which changes colours throughout the seasons. Stonyer has taught, exhibited, and completed commissions in the UK, Turkey, Holland, Canada and the USA. His work can be found in public and private collections in all of these countries. Stonyer’s ‘Divided Prism’ demonstrates a central theme found in his work: the importance of patterns found in our everyday environment.