This work combines two elements: a hollow upright piece with its outer shape, which has a textured dark brown finish, following the curve of the Golden Section spiral and its inner edge (the green patinated area) representing a stone age axe-head (dated between 4500 BC and 2000 BC) found at Pen Y Coed Fawr, near Blackwood. At the base of this is a bronze ring dubbed Phi by the artist, which comes from using the first three letters of the Greek sculptor and architect Phidias, who used sacred geometry in his sculpture and buildings such as the Parthenon on the Athens Akropolis. The Golden Section design, which is found in nature as well as the mathematical series, the Finbonacci Sequence, perfectly embodies the town's public art theme 'where nature meets industry'.