BIO

Ryohei Miyata was born in 2001 in Saitama, Japan, and currently resides in New York, USA. He is a contemporary pop artist best known for his distinctive use of color splay and acrylic on canvas. Miyata's artistic prowess lies in his portrayal of the four-eyed character "Foris," depicted in dreamy colorful gradations. His work delves into the exploration of personal identity in the modern world, characterized by layers of color splay and acrylic paintings.

Occupied with the ongoing conflict between personal identity and the highly technological and socialized world, Miyata's subject matter revolves around the intricacies of individuality. His artwork often explores the spectrum of human identity, ranging from the micro to the macro level. Through his original character "Foris," Miyata combines elements of Japanese manga style with a pop art context, offering a nuanced perspective on the complexities of modern society. Notable projects include "3024" (2023-2024), wherein Miyata experimented with the color splay technique to paint asteroid-like "Foris" faces, depicting various personal identities and the enduring legacy that transcends individual mortality.

Ryohei Miyata's artistic journey has been marked by significant exhibitions and participations. His notable solo exhibitions include "MIND TRIP" at BrooklynBeautyFashionLabo, New York, USA, and "Topsy – Turvy" at CIEN, Tokyo, Japan. Additionally, Miyata has participated in prestigious art fairs such as GEISAI at Tokyo Big Sight, Tokyo, Japan. Through his thought-provoking artwork and innovative techniques, Miyata continues to make a notable impact on the contemporary art scene, captivating audiences with his exploration of personal identity in the modern era.

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Born in 2001 in Saitama, Japan

Resides and works in NewYork, USA

Selected exhibitions:

2021  Qyuuden exhibition (popup event), grico HARAJUKU, Tokyo, Japan

2023  MIND TRIP (solo exhibition), BrooklynBeautyFashionLabo, NewYork, USA

2023  GEISAI (art fair), Tokyo Big Sight, Tokyo, Japan

2024  Topsy – Turvy (solo exhibition), CIEN, Tokyo, Japan