Pablo Perra (born 1982 in Bolzano, South Tyrol) is a multidisciplinary artist, illustrator, sculptor and designer. Rooted in the street art scene, he studied at the Art Academy in Milan and now lives and works in Berlin. His art fuses pop culture, 80s/90s nostalgia, trash aesthetics and underground music.
He enjoys international cult status in the niche world of designer toys and bootleg action figures. From initial design through sculpting, silicone molds and resin casting to hand-painting and retro blister packaging — everything is made entirely by hand in his Berlin workshop. Together with Lucas Rellecke, he co-founded the toy label Goodleg Toys in 2012.
In 2024, Pablo was officially involved in a Guinness World Record — for the Netflix series FUBAR with Arnold Schwarzenegger, he produced limited vintage action figures of the world's largest action figure. He is also a sought-after illustrator for vinyl record covers in the German hip-hop scene and has been exhibiting internationally since 2004, including at the Clutter Gallery in New York.
// WHERE THE MAGIC HAPPENS
Workbench No. 1 — Where it all begins
Señor Muerte — from sculpt to finish
Toxic Teddy — Painting Session
// THE MANIFESTO
“Perfection is boring. Every scratch tells a story.”
— Pablo Perra, sometime around 3 AM
In a world where everything looks the same — from Funko Pops to designer figures from the 3D printer — P.PERRA stands for the opposite. For the Imperfect. For the handmade. For the beautiful ugliness.
Bootleg Art Toys are not copies — they are Commentaries. They take pop culture apart and put it back together wrong. New head, different body, impossible colours. Every figure is a little middle finger against the norm.
The resin is mixed, the mold is filled, and what comes out is different every time. Air bubbles, colour gradients, small imperfections — that's not a flaw, that's the Soul of the piece.
Art Toys are not toys. They are punk on the shelf.
