Banksy x Medicom Toy: Street Art You Can Display

When subversive street art collides with high-end vinyl craftsmanship, the result is powerful and provocative. The ongoing collaboration between Banksy, Medicom Toy, and Brandalism delivers exactly that—museum-worthy sculptures that bring iconic protest imagery into collectible form.

At the heart of the series is “Flower Bomber”, a striking 90 cm vinyl sculpture modeled after Banksy’s legendary stencil of a masked protester mid-throw, not with a weapon, but with a bouquet. Produced by Medicom Toy in Japan, the piece captures the tension and irony of the original while giving it sculptural weight and presence. Each unit is part of a limited-edition run and priced at €6,000, making it a coveted centerpiece for collectors of contemporary political art.

But the collection goes beyond just one figure. It also includes:

Bomb Hugger – A sculpture of a young girl lovingly embracing a bomb, available in a matte white “Gesso” version as well as a premium bronze edition. The contrast between innocence and violence speaks volumes without a word.

Flying Balloon Girl – This 3D interpretation of one of Banksy’s most hopeful motifs captures the image of a child being lifted skyward by balloons. It’s a visual metaphor for resistance, freedom, and fragile optimism.

Released in collaboration with Brandalism, a collective known for anti-advertising street art, these pieces are more than decorative. They challenge, provoke, and invite reflection, just like the murals they’re based on.

This series isn’t just about collecting vinyl toys. It’s about owning a piece of social commentary in sculptural form.