Scott is from Seattle, Washington. He has been an artist for most of his life and has been blowing glass for 14 years. He built his own studio in Seattle in 1996 and enjoys spending his time working on new and innovative designs.

Scott has studied glass blowing at Pratt Fine Arts Center and Avalon Glassworks in Seattle and has studied glass sculpture at the internationally respected Pilchuck Glass School. He also studied human form sculpture at the Seattle Academy of Fine Art.

Scott’s work is featured at many fine art galleries in the Pacific Northwest and throughout the United States.

Artist’s Statement:

Even as a young child I spent a lot of time in my fathers' shop, tinkering with mechanical things, always trying to invent some new device. Later I explored mechanics, welding and metal sculpture, searching for the right medium to express my ideas. I continued to seek an environment where my creative interests could be more fully investigated.

My exploration of glass has fostered an enormous awakening in me, inspiring a continuing study of a timeless medium. In glass I am able to challenge myself technically, and develop a vocabulary as an artist that was not available to me before. Since my initial introduction to glass blowing I have refined my approach and my ideas, and continue to be inspired by the breadth, flexibility and responsiveness of the medium.

I built a studio that permits me to fully manifest my ideas in to blown, cast and sculpted glass, as well as metal fabrication. I continue to seek projects that allow me to bring my work before a wide range of audiences.

Glass is beautiful, mysterious and symbolic. Activated by heat and light it can be a source of comfort, inspiration, and intrigue, making it highly appropriate for the corporate or residential environment.