EMILIO GARCÍA (Barcelona, 1981). Toy2R Brain Pattern Quee. Resin and vinyl. This series was exhibited at the Block Mickey Show in Hong Kong, 2009. With reference number and Toy 2R stamp on the base. Slight damage. Measures: 22 x 13 x 10 cm. Qee is a line of designer dolls created by the founder and president of Toy2r, Raymond Choy. Born in 2002 in Hong Kong, Quee has revolutionised the world of design, introducing contemporary art into the vinyl toy market. Under the slogan "Everyone can design", Choy s identifying idea has brought together the creations of important artists from all over the world, from Eugenio Merino, Emilio García, Albert Pinya or Elenza Monzo, to Chu Uroz, Manuel Ocampo or Max Ripo. In this way, each artist expresses on these dolls - a particular "3D canvas" - his or her way of understanding the world. These curious characters are available in various sizes including 1.5", 2.5", 8", 16", 36" and the 60" Qee. Toy2r also provides D.I.Y (Do It Yourself) Qees for aspiring designers. They are articulated, as they move the head, arms and legs. Since its birth, Toy2r has received numerous internationally renowned awards around the world, becoming a leading firm in design toys. Emilio García has a long professional career as a visual artist and independent art director. Since 1999 he has worked with well-known international companies such as Berlitz Kids, Hitachi, Diesel, Inditex, Metro, Vans or The North Face among others, specialising in moving images and multimedia content. His work has been published in Taschen, Favorite Websites and Web Design Index Books. His first independent project, Jumping Brain, has become a sensation, as have subsequent series. Selected exhibitions: "Block Mickey" by Disney. Times Square, Hong Kong, 2009. "Swab Barcelona Contemporary Art Fair, Iguapop Gallery booth. Barcelona, Spain, 2010. "Street Anatomy", International Museum of Surgical Science. Chicago, USA, 2010. "PULSE Miami", Black Square Gallery booth. Miami, USA, 2013 "HOCA Foundation Beneficial Auction", Paddle8, Hong Kong, 2015 "Art Fair Tokyo". JPS Gallery booth. Tokyo, Japan, 2016 "Brain Being" solo show. JPS Gallery. Hong Kong, 2017. Emilio García s work has been published in many art, design and culture magazines such as Clutter, Neo2 or Juxtapoz, exhibition catalogues, and he has contributed to different books such as "We are Indie Toys" by HarperCollins, "Resin Toys" by Lemo or "Skullture: Skulls in Contemporary Visual Culture" Gingko Press. He has also participated in the documentary "Un Designer Toy Artesanal" by Jose M Cuñat and Victor M. Mezquida in 2014.