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So I just received this note from a student in Puerto Rico who wants to be a member of BigHeads.  Now you know why I love doing what I do so much….
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BigHeads  is the perfect space in which not only myself, but also what I like to  believe as “my generation”, can evidently fulfill, what our complex yet  creative minds can accomplish, idea wise. I am a young architecture  student who also combined theater,  graphic and production design to my designer curriculum. Living in a  close-minded island (Puerto Rico), which reluctantly refuses to promote,  approve or recognize “multi-disciplinary” studies, I’ve had to resort  to the underground artist movement to practice my ambiguous profession.  To name the type of work that I do, the only definition that keeps  being thrown in my way is “artist”. I’ve yet been able to feel  comfortable with this concept, but the truth is that it’s the only  viable description. Architecture conceptual design, architecture scale  model construction, industrial design, sculpture design and  construction, 3D modeling, 3D renderings, production design, art  director, graphic designer, stencil art, graffiti art, interior  designer and actor are all examples of my recent work experience. The  only essential element missing is the coupling of them as a whole. This  is where I believe this network can become the creative escape that I  need to not only help myself, but to improve the quality of life for  others.

So I just received this note from a student in Puerto Rico who wants to be a member of BigHeads.  Now you know why I love doing what I do so much….

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BigHeads is the perfect space in which not only myself, but also what I like to believe as “my generation”, can evidently fulfill, what our complex yet creative minds can accomplish, idea wise. I am a young architecture student who also combined theater, graphic and production design to my designer curriculum. Living in a close-minded island (Puerto Rico), which reluctantly refuses to promote, approve or recognize “multi-disciplinary” studies, I’ve had to resort to the underground artist movement to practice my ambiguous profession. To name the type of work that I do, the only definition that keeps being thrown in my way is “artist”. I’ve yet been able to feel comfortable with this concept, but the truth is that it’s the only viable description. Architecture conceptual design, architecture scale model construction, industrial design, sculpture design and construction, 3D modeling, 3D renderings, production design, art director, graphic designer, stencil art, graffiti art, interior designer and actor are all examples of my recent work experience. The only essential element missing is the coupling of them as a whole. This is where I believe this network can become the creative escape that I need to not only help myself, but to improve the quality of life for others.