SHOWCASE

/ ARTIST / 2026

ARTIST: VECTOR
COUNTRY: Thailand
CONTACT: https://www.facebook.com/vectorfigurebkk
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Vector Figure is a Thai designer art toy brand exploring the intersection of biology, science fiction, and collectible design. Inspired by fungi, insects, and imagined extraterrestrial life, we create original characters that inhabit a strange living universe.

From concept sketches to sculpting, 3D printing, casting, painting, and finishing, every piece is crafted in-house and released in limited editions—transforming each collectible into a unique story waiting to be discovered.

Cordy EX Space Armer

Cordy EX Space Armer
The first Ball-Jointed Doll (BJD) in the Bug Light Year universe, transforming the original CORDY art toy into a fully poseable collectible. Featuring articulated joints, interchangeable hands, weapons, and accessories, Cordy EX expands the character beyond a static display piece while preserving its original identity.

This version portrays CORDY after the alien fungus has completely taken over its beetle host. The soft mushroom head reveals that the transformation is already complete, while the Space Armor helmet echoes the shape of the original beetle shell—a symbolic reminder of the body that once carried the organism before it evolved into something entirely new.

CORDY EV

continues the BJD interpretation of CORDY with a more expressive and character-driven design. Built around full articulation and interchangeable accessories, it offers greater freedom for posing, storytelling, and display while remaining faithful to the Bug Light Year universe.
Unlike EX, EV presents CORDY in a stage where traces of its beetle origin are still visible. Four arms, insect-like anatomy, and emerging fungal structures coexist as the organism continues to reshape its host, capturing a moment where insect and fungus have not yet become completely indistinguishable.

Limbus-The Frog -Overdose

LIMBUS has a habit of eating anything it catches—even insects already consumed by alien fungi.
This one-off hand-painted soft vinyl edition captures the consequences. Overloaded with fungal toxins, it slips into a dazed, hallucinatory state, where every meal becomes another step toward an unknown mutation.

Mr. Two the Caterpillar – "22×2DOX"

A one-of-a-kind collaboration created for 22×2DOX, a special project bringing together 22 Thai designer toy artists and Song Paradox. This custom interpretation reimagines Mr. Two through Vector Figure's whimsical and surreal visual language.

The world is flat-The Apple

Created for the World is Flat exhibition, The Apple explores the interconnectedness of different worlds through a surreal composition of familiar and imagined lifeforms. The work reflects how coexistence is shaped by continuous interaction, transformation, and the sharing of a common environment.

The world is flat-The Pear

Created for The World is Flat exhibition, The Pear interprets the exhibition theme through surreal organic forms that merge organisms, habitats, and observers into a single composition. The work suggests that coexistence is an ongoing exchange, where every living thing continuously shapes and is shaped by another.

The Last Dance

The Last Dance draws inspiration from Massospora cicadina, a parasitic fungus that infects cicadas by consuming the rear of their bodies while manipulating them to continue flying and mating, spreading fungal spores to new hosts. Some cicadas spend more than a decade underground waiting for this brief moment above the surface, only for their final courtship to become a dance orchestrated by the fungus—a haunting cycle where reproduction and death become inseparable.

Infection

Inspired by the mysterious relationship between fungi and insects, this work reimagines transformation as a living ecosystem.

CORDY EX

Carnivorous Katydid

The Last Dance draws inspiration from Massospora cicadina, a parasitic fungus that infects cicadas by consuming the rear of their bodies while manipulating them to continue flying and mating, spreading fungal spores to new hosts. Some cicadas spend more than a decade underground waiting for this brief moment above the surface, only for their final courtship to become a dance orchestrated by the fungus—a haunting cycle where reproduction and death become inseparable.