Bobbi Baumann Vischi is a kiln glass artist whose sculptural works explore movement, memory, and transformation. Now based in Colorado, she began her journey with glass in the mid-1990s, building on a foundation shaped by her first career as a dancer and choreographer. The influence of movement remains central to her art, visible in the flowing forms and layered structures of her sculptural, functional, and architectural glass pieces.

Bobbi works in sculptural kiln-formed glass—layered, shaped, textured, and fired multiple times to achieve dimensionality and depth. Her recent vessels and wall-mounted reliefs reflect a deeply personal narrative: moving West, watching her children step into adulthood, grieving the loss of a close friend, and forming new bonds. These life changes manifest in her glass through tactile forms, iridized finishes, and sensual textures that invite touch and contemplation.

Each piece is a meditation on the layered nature of experience. The process of stacking and fusing glass echoes how moments of loss, growth, and renewal accumulate to form a more complete whole. Bobbi’s work captures that essence—of life moving, shifting, and reshaping itself into something newly vibrant.