Jeremy
Lasman
One body of work, connected by an obsession with potential.
One body of work, connected by an obsession with potential.
I see potential that other people can't see yet, and I build the container that makes it visible.
Potential as physics — quantum advantage locked in research labs. Potential as participation — human capacity buried under survival instincts. Potential as material — blown glass that deserves a real context, not a souvenir shop.
Different surfaces. Same obsession.
Potential as physics. Quantum software and hardware that make quantum advantage accessible — cloud-scale simulation, enterprise AI, and deterministic optical computers delivering measurable ROI today, not theoretical payoff in a decade.
Co-Founder & VisionaryPotential as participation. Conscious Engineering and Imagination Technology — an operating system that challenges the survival-of-the-fittest paradigm and offers a practical pathway to what's already inside people.
Owner & CuratorPotential as material. A gallery built to give artist Paul Lasman's blown glass the context it deserves — aerospace-level precision fused with organic beauty, encountered the way it should be, not as a souvenir.
Jeremy Lasman is a founder, builder, and curator. He is the CEO and Co-Founder of Quantum Star Systems, a quantum computing company building software and hardware that make quantum advantage accessible to enterprises now; Co-Founder of The Passion Company, a conscious evolution platform; and Owner and Curator of Stellar Art Gallery, showcasing blown glass by artist Paul Lasman.
I was employee #110 at SpaceX. Seven years inside a company reinventing an industry taught me that the technology powering the rocket matters less than the operating system powering the people building it.
That's when I first understood what I was actually obsessed with. Not rockets. Not technology. Potential — and the invisible systems that either release it or keep it locked up.
Everything I've built since is the same work, expressed through different material.
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