Hiroyuki Matsuura is a contemporary artist. Hiroyuki Matsuura is a japanese male artist born in Tokyo (JP) in 1964. Hiroyuki Matsuura's artistic practice involves creating gorgeous and colorful anime characters that are distinctive regardless of clothing or expression. He works across various mediums such as painting, sculpture, and prints, with a focus on bold close-up compositions capturing diverse characters with suggestive expressions, ranging from flattering to provocative or cold. Matsuura's main themes revolve around the inner life of his characters, asserting their existence beyond mere anthropomorphic images through his signature "Super Acrylic Skin" style. Hiroyuki Matsuura’s first verified exhibition was Fiction.Love - Ultra New Vision in Contemporary Art at MOCA Taipei in Taipei in 2004, and the most recent exhibition was Hiroyuki Matsuura at Tokyo Gallery in Tokyo in 2023. Hiroyuki Matsuura is most frequently exhibited in Japan, but also had exhibitions in China, Taiwan and elsewhere. Matsuura has at least 14 solo shows and 24 group shows over the last 19 years (for more information, see exhibitions). Matsuura has also been in no less than no art fairs but in 3 biennials. A notable show was Super Acrylic Skin - Sweet Addiction" at BTAP (Beijing Tokyo Art Projects) - Tokyo in Tokyo in 2010. Other notable exhibitions were at Animamix Biennial in Taipei and National Taiwan Museum of Art in Taichung. Hiroyuki Matsuura has been exhibited with Ki-Soo Kwon and Yang Maolin.