The sculpture of Troy Pillow is a study in simplicity and movement. Using various metals, stainless steel and fused glass, he honors the materials through the elegance of design. Although Troy studied Architectural Engineering at the University of Colorado, his work has developed primarily though experimentation and instinct.

There is a playfulness to Pillow's work that is reminiscent of Calder or Miro, but there is also a respectful restraint in the design which is closer to George Rickey. Each design is distilled to its simplest elements. The sculptures have a lightness that plays with the air around them. They would be a great addition to any environment.

Pillow recently moved his studio to Seattle , having experienced great success California and in his native Colorado. His work can be found in corporate collections, public art projects, select galleries and private collections throughout the country.

Troy created the desk that is the most important focal point of Donna Seager Gallery. It is made out of steel and is admired by everyone who walks into the gallery.