He finds photographs of buildings around the world, vast landscapes, interesting creatures, people, ordinary utensils, and food, and paints them exactly as he sees them, with single-minded precision. The countless shades of green are particularly beautiful. He perceives red and green as the same color, so blue-and-white porcelain pots appear as a soft pink, and people’s faces appear as a light green.

1986 Born in Fukuoka City
2005- Present Member of JOY Club Atelier Bravo, a welfare service facility for people with disabilities
2011 Paintings used on flyers and postcards for the Japan Wild Bird Society’s summer parent-child camp
2011 Main artwork for the ceiling paintings at Shingon Sect Kirehata Temple, “Kujaku Myōō” and “Bishamonten” (Shinokuni, Fukuoka Prefecture)
2013 Created a door mural for Spice Road, a curry restaurant in Takasago (Fukuoka City)
2015–2016 Works toured various locations in France (including eight venues such as the Madeleine Church and the Royal Chamber in Paris)
Exhibition title: TDC Voyage
2021 Solo exhibition “The World of Art That Will Change Your Common Sense, Part 1: Yasuhiro Kobayashi” (Fukuoka City Coworking Space senco)
2021, 2022, 2024 Provided illustration designs for cardboard packaging for Shin Nippon Pharmaceutical Cosmetics
2022 Solo exhibition “But Cup Noodles” held (Flat, Chikushino City)
2023 Exhibition “Room and Outside” (two-person exhibition) (Heralbony Gallery, Morioka City)
2024 Adopted for decoration of the backstage area at Hankyu Umeda Main Store
2024 Adopted for interior art decoration at Meiji Park Cafe staple (Tokyo)
2024 Adopted for temporary fence art at Tokyo Buildings Ariake Urban Sports Park construction site (Tokyo)
2024 Exhibited works at ART FAIR ASIA FUKUOKA 2024 (Fukuoka International Center)
2024 “The Sea of Marettimo Island” adopted for Nagasawa Coffee packaging (Morioka)
2024 Daigo Kobayashi (with Kenma Ose) × Yasuhiro Kobayashi (JOY Club Atelier Bravo) “Coco Kobayashi’s Coco” exhibition (two-person exhibition) (Goozen, Yokohama City)
2025.1.11~13 “Marco and the Green Sea” featured on theater poster (Tokyo Book Cafe 20th Century, hosted by Hiko Company)