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Jakob Burgsø is a Danish artist and the founder of BOYHOOD, a design studio renowned for creating handcrafted wooden sculptures. His work focuses on blending Scandinavian minimalism with nostalgic themes, celebrating childhood and iconic cultural figures. Founded in 2019, BOYHOOD has released a range of collectible wooden figurines that are both artistically unique and highly collectible. Burgsø's sculptures, such as e.g., Mickey Mouse figurine, Smurfs collaboration, Snoopy Peanuts, Playmobil, Hello Kitty, Minions, Moomin etc., emphasize sustainable materials and craftsmanship, resonating with collectors, interior designers, and art enthusiasts worldwide.
Burgsø’s works have gained international recognition, leading to collaborations with notable brands, including Disney, and partnerships with design-oriented media outlets such as Wallpaper, Architectural Digest, and GQ. BOYHOOD sculptures are featured in a variety of international fairs and have been displayed across European venues, from Maison & Objet in Paris to specialized art and design fairs, solidifying Burgsø’s influence in modern design and collectible art markets.