LONGINES HONG KONG MASTERS

Hiro Ando’s participation in the Longines Hong Kong Masters reflects the growing international recognition of Japanese Neo-Pop art within prestigious cultural, luxury, and lifestyle environments. Presented during one of Asia’s most prominent equestrian and luxury events, the exhibition showcased Hiro Ando’s contemporary sculptures and distinctive visual language inspired by Japanese culture, contemporary design, and Neo-Pop aesthetics.

The event provided an exceptional platform for introducing Japanese contemporary sculpture to an international audience of collectors, art enthusiasts, and luxury industry leaders. Through iconic characters such as SamuraiCat and other signature creations, Hiro Ando demonstrated how Japanese Neo-Pop can bridge contemporary art, design, fashion, and global visual culture.

Logo for Longines Hong Kong Masters featuring a red silhouette of a jockey riding a horse, with the words 'LONGINES Hong Kong Masters' written below.
Colorful, abstract sculpture of a bear with floral and wave patterns, displayed on a white pedestal in a dimly lit exhibition space.
Advertisement for Longines Hong Kong Masters, February 13-15, 2015, AsiaWorld-Expo, showing images of three sculptures: a blue bear inspired by Japanese manga, a yellow and red object made from repurposed packaging, and a series of small figurines of