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Eleanor Fisher paints with glass. Not as traditional stained-glass artists do, rather she repurposes glass pieces in a novel interpretation of art, echoing a new twist to impressionism. The glass is sourced from friends, glassblowers, and a glass wholesaler. Skillfully, she cuts each piece and individually carves the thousands of shards with snippers, then affixes them with hot glue to a canvas she's conventionally painted in acrylic or in oil. A luminescence exudes which only glass can produce. The result is what she calls "glass-shard painting" that is layered, textured, and reflective.  For over 40 years, Dr. Fisher had been a psyc
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