Scott Pernicka
Internal Fire Glass
Through glass, I have found an art that will grow with me for a lifetime. In university, I enjoyed the three dimensional space of sculpture and the importance of colors in painting. Combining these two medium's qualities, glass has given me the chance to explore new creative possibilities. For almost six years, I have sculpted glass into functional and nonfunctional works of art. My jewelry, marbles, wine glasses, vases and sculptures are sold at galleries throughout the west. Internal Fire is the exchange of energy between the artist and the collector. This energy has allowed me to create intimate art for you to enjoy!
Marbles
 Dichroic Galaxy Marble, 3.5" |
 Dichroic Spiral Vortex Marble, 2" |
 Dichroic Vortex Withopal Marble, 4" |
 Switchback Vortex Marble, 2" |
 Vortex Flower Marble, 2.5" |
 Nebula Galaxy Marble, 2" |
 Nebula Vortex With Opal Marble, 3" |
 Rainbow Dichroic Vortex Marble, 2.5" |
 Sea Cavern Swirl Vortex Marble, 2" |
 Sea Cavern Vortex Marble With Opal, 2" |
 Switchback Vortex Marble, 2.5" |
 Vortex Marble with Opal, 4" |
 Dichroic Vortec with Opal 3" |
 Dichroic Vortex Twist, 2.5" |
 Dichroic Vortex with Opal 3" |
 Dichroic Vortex with Opal 4" |
Wine Glasses
 Wine Glasses for Wedding |
 Variable Size Wine set |
Pendandts & Bracelets
 Clown Fish Nebula |
 Dragon Fly Bubblegum |
 Variety of Bracelet Styles |
 Dragonfly Rasta Red |
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 Galaxy Bubblegum |
 Galaxy Rainbow |
 Galaxy Turtle |
 Model Braclet |
 Model Opal Pendant on Silk Cord |
Sculptures
 Fair Goddess Full |
 Variety of Vases 6-8" tall |
 Angelfish Sea Sculpture |
 Angelfish Sculpture |
 Clownfish Sculpture |
Wedding Toppers
 Wedding Topper Sue & Jerome |
Borosilicate Glass – or what is known as hard glass, starts melting at a temperature of 1200 degrees. Using a torch fueled by propane and oxygen,(which gets to about 3000 degrees) I heat the glass to form and shape it. Colors, which are made of metal oxides, are then applied. This style of glass blowing is called flame working or Venetian. Since the glass melts at such a high temperature, the work is time consuming.
Contact Scott (970) 222-3496
