Johanne Coker
Johanne Coker found her way back to clay through memory. While living in Singapore, she was reminded of the pottery lessons she loved as a child and sought out a local teacher, eventually finding celebrated ceramic artist Lim Meng Khuang on the edge of Bukit Timah Nature Reserve. Years of learning followed, first in Singapore, then London, before she co-founded Hive Ceramic Studio in 2024. Today, porcelain is at the heart of her practice. Hand-thrown on the wheel, her vessels are glazed, polished, or left beautifully bare, allowing the material to speak in its own measured voice.
Johanne Coker found her way back to clay through memory. While living in Singapore, she was reminded of the pottery lessons she loved as a child and sought out a local teacher, eventually finding celebrated ceramic artist Lim Meng Khuang on the edge of Bukit Timah Nature Reserve. Years of learning followed, first in Singapore, then London, before she co-founded Hive Ceramic Studio in 2024. Today, porcelain is at the heart of her practice. Hand-thrown on the wheel, her vessels are glazed, polished, or left beautifully bare, allowing the material to speak in its own measured voice.