Japanese artist Takuma Fujisaki unveiled a new sofubi work, “MOGOLGON Origin DX 26cm,” centered around his signature character MOGOLGON. Reported by Toy People, the piece stands approximately 26 cm tall and is presented in soft vinyl (sofubi).
MOGOLGON is one of the core characters within Fujisaki’s creative universe. The artist previously built three-dimensional forms using materials such as pipe-cleaner felt and wire, and this time he translated the character into a soft vinyl sculpture, allowing an image originally defined by fibrous textures to enter a new medium. This conversion is not simply a scaled-up version of an existing character; rather, it reinterprets Fujisaki’s material language—the tactile softness of felt and the structural tension of wire—into the production logic of sofubi. The moulding method and surface finish give the character a distinct sense of volume.
The work was presented as part of the “MOLnarrative” exhibition, which ran from August 29 to September 15, 2026, at GINZA ATRIUM / Ginza Tsutaya Books in Tokyo. For collectors of Japanese independent art toys, this transition from one-off textile artwork to a three-dimensional sofubi medium represents a significant evolution in Fujisaki’s practice.
FAQ
Q: What is MOGOLGON Origin DX 26cm?
A: It is a sofubi sculpture of the MOGOLGON character created by Takuma Fujisaki, standing approximately 26 cm tall.
Q: What exhibition is this work related to?
A: The work was featured in the “MOLnarrative” exhibition, held from August 29 to September 15, 2026, at GINZA ATRIUM / Ginza Tsutaya Books in Tokyo.
Source: GINZA TSUTAYA BOOKS Event News
