Bigger Design Studio

ABOUT DAVID BOYAJIAN

“Working in a variety of scales and materials, I create sculptures that are three-dimensional riffs, driven by the power and beauty of nature”.

“My earlier sculpture is narrative and combines organic as well as figurative images”.

“Currently my forms are simplified volumetric abstractions, always celebrating renewal”.

“Public Art must have a clear relationship to its environment and community of peoples. It should be accessible and evoke a sense of reason”.

“If the art is to communicate, it must entice and motivate those who live and work among it to ask questions and in doing so spark their imagination”.

“Public art is for the people… its intent should be inspiring.”

David Boyajian

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Dina Bigger has specific experience working with city officials and institutions. A recent project includes all locations of Queens Library. A strategic branding program for the largest library system in the country, with exterior and interior signage solutions including way finding and environmental graphics, that create a cohesive identity while evoking the diversity of the 64 communities that it serves.

Richard Pitts lives and paints in New York City. A former professor at FIT, Pitts’ work is represented in many private and public collections including museums and corporate collections. For the past 20 years, Pitts has explored ways to combine his passion for abstract expressionism, third world art, the shaped canvases of Stella and Murray, Japanese wood cuts, and cartoons. His recent public art commission sculptures at Summit NJ is a prime example for his visual and conceptual understanding of location, materials and space.

David Boyajian has more of 20 years of working and experimenting with a variety of scales and materials. David creates sculptures that are three-dimensional riffs, driven by the power and beauty of nature. His private and public commissions and the sculpture barn studio is giving his the ability to produce in house grand scale art installation.

Assa Bigger combined and synthesized the work of many diverse specialized fields in order to engage today’s world of science and technology, politics, global markets, and ecology. His 80’ mural for the Empire State Building and his public art projection and collaboration gave him the knowledge and experience to creates and produce grand scale artwork.

As a team of Artists and Environmental Designers, Bigger Design Studio has a vast experience in Exhibition, Art Commission and Production of projects and events. Our vision is to use our knowledge and experience to produce Art in the public realm.

Our team members in which each specializes in a different medium and field, create diverse and fruitful ground for ideas and imagination. There is already an established language and skills for the team members that support the flows of ideas and communication.

Dina Bigger has specific experience working with city officials and institutions. A recent project includes all locations of Queens Library. A strategic branding program for the largest library system in the country, with exterior and interior signage solutions including way finding and environmental graphics, that create a cohesive identity while evoking the diversity of the 64 communities that it serves.

Richard Pitts lives and paints in New York City. A former professor at FIT, Pitts’ work is represented in many private and public collections including museums and corporate collections. For the past 20 years, Pitts has explored ways to combine his passion for abstract expressionism, third world art, the shaped canvases of Stella and Murray, Japanese wood cuts, and cartoons. His recent public art commission sculptures at Summit NJ is a prime example for his visual and conceptual understanding of location, materials and space.

David Boyajian has more of 20 years of working and experimenting with a variety of scales and materials. David creates sculptures that are three-dimensional riffs, driven by the power and beauty of nature. His private and public commissions and the sculpture barn studio is giving his the ability to produce in house grand scale art installation.

Assa Bigger combined and synthesized the work of many diverse specialized fields in order to engage today’s world of science and technology, politics, global markets, and ecology. His 80’ mural for the Empire State Building and his public art projection and collaboration gave him the knowledge and experience to creates and produce grand scale artwork.

Together as a team, Bigger Design Studio will work to generate research, art and design investigation in order to accomplish this wonderful project.