Art Toy Gama

"When Small Ideas Become Giants"
Apple once turned a pocket-sized device into the center of our universe. It wasn’t just an iPod—it was freedom in your pocket. Now imagine that same transformation in the world of Art Toys.

🎯 Art Toys aren’t just collectibles—they’re stories you can hold.
But what if you could walk around them? Feel them redefine your space?

It’s like taking a melody and turning it into a symphony.

These sculptures aren’t just bigger—they’re monumental narrators of emotion.

They don’t just decorate; they dominate.

Think of them as the blockbuster versions of your favorite films: the essence stays, but the impact? Immense.

💡 An Anecdote: Steve Jobs once compared computers to "bicycles for the mind"—simple yet powerful tools that elevated us.
Our large-scale Art Toy sculptures do the same for your space. They elevate it, transforming ordinary rooms into experiences.

🏛️ A sculpture isn’t just an addition—it’s an invitation to step into another world.

🖼️ Whether placed in a gallery or your living room, these pieces speak volumes. They whisper, they shout—but they never go unnoticed.

✨ Call to Action:
Why stop at shelf-sized stories?
Own a chapter that stands tall—
Own a sculpture that owns the room.

Own This Masterpiece
If you’re ready to collect not just Art Toys, but monumental stories, here’s how:

📧 Write to us directly: [email protected]
📱 Or message us via WhatsApp: +34 615 755 231
🖋️ My name is Sergio Pampliega Campo—I’ll walk you through every step.

This Art Toy sculpture is a collaboration between DHANI BARRAGAN (Spain), Museum of Toys (Indonesia), and Art Toy Gama Collective (Spain).
Many More Photos and Videos HERE: https://es.pinterest.com/ArtToyGama/when-world-collides-atg-x-mot/
Details that Make It Unique:

Height: 100 cm
Limited Edition: 15 pieces
Material: Vinyl Resin
Comes in a custom-made wooden display box
Includes a hand-signed Certificate of Authenticity
🌍 Exhibited First at Art Jakarta Garden
📍 Jakarta, Indonesia (April 7–14, 2022)
An unforgettable art fair blending indoor and outdoor installations, supported by Credit Suisse.

First Publish
@artjakarta Garden in JAKARTA, INDONESIA
7 - 14 April 2022
at Hutan Kota by Plataran
A fair that seamlessly integrates art in both an outdoor as well as indoor context, with Credit Suisse as their lead sponsor.

The purchase of this sculpture will be accompanied by a serigraph in size A2 approximately

🕒 Preorder Now:
Production time: 2 months from purchase
Shipping worldwide directly from Indonesia.

About the Artist: DHANI BARRRAGAN (Spain) is an artist born in Marinea de Aljarafe, Seville, Spain,
Since very young he has been interested in drawing, so much so, that he spent hours making invented drawings and copying comic book illustrations like Spider-man.
Going into adolescence he began to interest graffiti, and from there, he researched much more with color and shapes, besides assessing the work of the great graffiti artists of the time (early 2000).
Although graffiti influenced and interested him a lot, he did not practice it in depth, giving priority to drawing on paper, creating sketches even during class hours in high school.
This interest in drawing and painting led him to begin the study of Fine Arts at the University of Seville from 2008 to 2013.
After the years of university it was when he really began to exploit the ideas he had during the years of study. It was when little by little he was getting his own style based on what really interested him on the art scene.
In the lowbrow art was where he found a style with which he really was identified. Catching pop culture characters to translate his own messages, through comic scenes as well as polemics.
The idea of creating apparently friendly and visually cheerful scenes with a critical and dramatic background is the main motivation that he has at the time of working, since he always tries to capture a critical and social message.

He was always very attracted to the cartoons in which its characters had transformations and physical changes, such as Dragon Ball, Pokemon, Transformers... These changes, transformations or mergers attracted him from the start, and are options that he loves to adapt in his works, giving new forms to others already recognizable within pop culture.

Technically lowbrow and pop surrealism are his referring styles, since he understands that they allow him total freedom of creation, inventing scenes that could never be seen in another area.

The characters of pop culture are considered by him as the new symbolism; formerly artists used certain elements to represent something subtly that could only be appreciated by people who knew the meaning of that symbology. And what he thinks is that with these characters that are known worldwide, you can give messages to a much larger audience without any kind of intellectual elitism.

Mainly the characters that he likes to use in his works are those that most interested him as a child, like Bugs Bunny, although he likes to expand the range using any type of character that he likes and attracts visually.

Museum of Toys (MOT)
The largest Designer Toy Museum in Southeast Asia, housing the private collection of Win Satrya—a 20-year treasure trove of iconic toys from top global creators.

MOT is not just a museum—it’s a creative hub where dreams are molded into tangible Art Toys of every size, material, and scale.

Art Toy Gama Collective
Since 2014, we’ve been turning dreams into Art. Our mission? To reconnect you with your inner child, challenge conventions, and celebrate individuality.

We never “lost” our inner child—we made it part of our Art. Whether solo projects or global collaborations, every piece we create is designed to resonate with who you truly are.

🚀 Your Moment: This isn’t just a sculpture. It’s a story, an experience, and a legacy.
Take it home. Let it speak for you. Let it transform your space.