Quantum Creative Art Glass Snakes, Frogs, Lizards and more. made in USA NOT AVAILABLE UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE

Scott has informed me he has decided to take a sabbatical  from his glass work. He loves working with glass but with all the negative financial impacts of the current economy, he has decided to focus full time on his construction profession.

I was sad to hear this and i am hoping things will change and he goes back to doing some glass again. I am leaving his work on  the site as he says he is keeping a list of customer interests and If he does restart, I will gladly keep your request on file and let him know.

Send me any items you are interested in.

Scott Bisson - Quantum Creative Glass
Exerpts below taken from artist's own bio and statement provided to us for website use.

"Scott began his journey in glass in Philomath, Oregon when he was seventeen.  Bending glass tubing over a flame in a high school chemistry class piqued his interest and unknowingly a lifetime obsession and career began.  After several years as a hobbyist, Scott made the acquaintance of Skip Horton and later Buzz Williams.  With their guidance and tutoring, glass became Scott's livelihood and ruling passion.  For the next four years, Scott led a dual existence as a flame worker and furnace worker.  In 1994, Scott took a class at the Pilchuck School of Glass with the world famous Robert Mickelson.  This was truly a turning point.  According to Scott, "Pilchuck opened my eyes and imagination to what was truly possible and I have never recovered."  In 2004 he studied and lived in Murano. Italy under the direction of Cesare Toffolo. Scott has now been blowing glass for 21 years and is currently represented in close to 90 galleries spanning the United States.  He specializes in borosilicate flame-work and translates his love of nature into whimsical representations of the world he sees.
Scott has a very high intensity method of producing art.  If he isn't sweating and racing around like a madman he just isn't doing his best.  He believes energy and excitement always create the best work.  Skill just isn't enough.  "I put a little bit of myself into every work of art I create.  That is how I breathe life into each piece".  Scott hates limitations and takes chances most artists wouldn't dare.  "If I don't lose a piece a day from getting in over my head, then I am not pushing myself hard enough.  Skill is the raw material of a great piece, and drive and energy make it take shape".

Scott's family consists of his wife Abigail, son Eric and daughter Amy.  Scott's studio is located on Quantum Acres a beautiful farm situated in rural Oregon, which was designed and built by the artist.  Here, surrounded by nature, Scott obtains much of the inspiration for his whimsical creations. In addition to being a glass blowing mecca. Quantum Acres also raises chickens and miniature 400 lb cows.  Scott is also an enthusiastic gardener, homebuilder, reader, cook, and body builder.  Some of the homes which Scott designed with his wife Abigail, a leading real estate broker, have graced the pages of homebuilding magazines.   Scott works and teaches out of his private studio in Corvallis, OR.  He sells his creations to art enthusiasts all over the United States. It is Scott's hope that you will enjoy his reflections on nature and will provide a happy home for your new friend.  Remember that they are made out of borosilicate and are therefore stronger then regular glass but still must be handled with care.  Put them down evenly so as not to create a pressure point on any one place.  This should give you a lifetime of enjoyment. "