Society members
Ang Chee Yong
Ang Chee Yong
Ang Chee Yong
Ang Chee Yong transitioned from a career in Electronic Telecommunication to become a ceramist, graduating with high distinction in ceramics and distinction in drawing from the National Art School in Australia in 2012. He’s received ‘The Ceramics Technical Prize’ in Sydney, Australia, and his work has been exhibited in various countries in
Ang Chee Yong transitioned from a career in Electronic Telecommunication to become a ceramist, graduating with high distinction in ceramics and distinction in drawing from the National Art School in Australia in 2012. He’s received ‘The Ceramics Technical Prize’ in Sydney, Australia, and his work has been exhibited in various countries including Australia, China, India, Indonesia, Korea, Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan, and Vietnam.
Cassandra Lim
Ang Chee Yong
Ang Chee Yong
Cassandra Lim is a Singapore based artist who likes to create unique artworks using direct building methods with sculpting medium like ciment fondue, metal wires, plaster de paris or whatever recycled materials she can lay her hands on. She has also produced numerous works cast in stainless steel, aluminium and bronze. Please visit her website to view her works.
Christine Bay
Ang Chee Yong
Christine Bay
Christine Bay is a multidisciplinary visual artist based in Singapore. Deeply inspired by nature, self versus collective identities, human psychology and the intertwining world of science and spirituality, Christine loves playing into the allegorical and surreal for her painted portraits and sculpture works.
Chua Boon Kee
Ang Chee Yong
Christine Bay
Chua Boon Kee is a Singapore-based sculptor who became a full-time artist in 1996. Renowned for blending Chinese philosophy and culture with contemporary sculptural forms, his Calligraphy Sculpture Series is a hallmark of his practice. Recognised as an Outstanding Overseas Chinese Artist by the People’s Republic of China, his work 《沭水之阳》
Chua Boon Kee is a Singapore-based sculptor who became a full-time artist in 1996. Renowned for blending Chinese philosophy and culture with contemporary sculptural forms, his Calligraphy Sculpture Series is a hallmark of his practice. Recognised as an Outstanding Overseas Chinese Artist by the People’s Republic of China, his work 《沭水之阳》 is permanently installed in Shuyang, China. He also won the SUSTAIN Project, with his sculpture 《饮水思源》 permanently sited in London’s Chinatown. Since 2000, Boon Kee has created numerous commissioned works for public and private spaces, using metal, wood, stone, and modern materials.
Eugene Koh
Eugene Koh
Eugene Koh
Eugene is a Singapore-based sculptor influenced by the Futurist manifesto. Trained in traditional and contemporary sculpture at NAFA, he holds a B.A. (Hons) from Loughborough University.
Since 2012, he has exhibited in over 20 local and international exhibitions across China, Korea, Singapore, and the UK. He was nominated for the Prudenti
Eugene is a Singapore-based sculptor influenced by the Futurist manifesto. Trained in traditional and contemporary sculpture at NAFA, he holds a B.A. (Hons) from Loughborough University.
Since 2012, he has exhibited in over 20 local and international exhibitions across China, Korea, Singapore, and the UK. He was nominated for the Prudential Young Artist Award in 2014 and represented Singapore at the 2015 Daekyo International Sculpture Symposium, creating a permanent installation for Incheon Airport’s golf resort.
His work merges analytical precision with artistic intuition, exploring the intersection of structure and concept.
Fanny Ozda
Eugene Koh
Eugene Koh
Fanny Ozda, b. 1987 France, is a multidisciplinary artist based in Singapore since 2017. After a first career as a banking lawyer, she embarked on her artistic journey, becoming a full time illustrator, mural artist and sculptor.
Her work focuses on the human body and its different forms of expression through
postures and movements. She li
Fanny Ozda, b. 1987 France, is a multidisciplinary artist based in Singapore since 2017. After a first career as a banking lawyer, she embarked on her artistic journey, becoming a full time illustrator, mural artist and sculptor.
Her work focuses on the human body and its different forms of expression through
postures and movements. She likes to question identities and explore the relationship
between individuality and universal human experience.
Hetty
Eugene Koh
John Leong
Hetty is Singapore-born who worked as a scientific researcher up till 1994 and thereafter devoted herself to art. She enjoys working with clay as ceramics is inherently physical connecting her emotions embedded in each curve, texture or imperfection.
Since 2008, her ceramic works have been shown in Singapore, India, Taiwan, France, Belgium
Hetty is Singapore-born who worked as a scientific researcher up till 1994 and thereafter devoted herself to art. She enjoys working with clay as ceramics is inherently physical connecting her emotions embedded in each curve, texture or imperfection.
Since 2008, her ceramic works have been shown in Singapore, India, Taiwan, France, Belgium, Netherlands, Croatia and Japan, and she has also done several commissioned works.
John Leong
Eugene Koh
John Leong
John Leong (b. 1967, Malaysia) is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice explores the human condition, examining themes of identity, memory and consciousness through a range of materials and perspectives. Driven by curiosity and a passion for discovery, he blends personal narratives with cultural insights drawn from his extensive trave
John Leong (b. 1967, Malaysia) is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice explores the human condition, examining themes of identity, memory and consciousness through a range of materials and perspectives. Driven by curiosity and a passion for discovery, he blends personal narratives with cultural insights drawn from his extensive travels and life experiences, creating multi layered and interconnected narratives. Through his art, John aims to produce thought-provoking works that challenge viewers and inspire new ways of seeing the world.
Society members
Ken Kua
Madhvi Subrahmanian
Madhvi Subrahmanian
Ken is currently in Art Teaching and Training. Ken joined the Sculpture Society Singapore since 2001. He graduated from Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts, Singapore, with a Diploma in Fine Art (major in Sculpture). Ken obtained a BA(Hon) Sculpture from Edinburgh College of Art, and Master of Science in Childhood Studies from the University of
Ken is currently in Art Teaching and Training. Ken joined the Sculpture Society Singapore since 2001. He graduated from Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts, Singapore, with a Diploma in Fine Art (major in Sculpture). Ken obtained a BA(Hon) Sculpture from Edinburgh College of Art, and Master of Science in Childhood Studies from the University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom. Ken has always been interested in the visual art and its impact on the various stages of human development.
Madhvi Subrahmanian
Madhvi Subrahmanian
Madhvi Subrahmanian
Artist and curator, Madhvi Subrahmanian is one of the founding members and co-curator of Indian Ceramics Triennale. She is affiliated with various international arts organisations such as International Academy of Ceramics (Geneva) and Sculpture Society Singapore.
Madhvi's practice responds to her immediate environment and is informed by
Artist and curator, Madhvi Subrahmanian is one of the founding members and co-curator of Indian Ceramics Triennale. She is affiliated with various international arts organisations such as International Academy of Ceramics (Geneva) and Sculpture Society Singapore.
Madhvi's practice responds to her immediate environment and is informed by her consistent engagement with the sensuous materiality of clay. The rhythm of repetition is the cornerstone of Madhvi's practice and her installations are often made up of multiples that are immersive and experiential.
She has several installations in public/private spaces. Recently she was invited to make a temporary installation at a bus stop in Singapore and a more permanent public artwork titled Birds Eye View for the Bangalore Airport (T2). Her upcoming projects includes a public artwork for a subway station in Singapore.
Among the biennales and triennials, she has been invited to are IOTA2021, Perth, Australia, Gyeonggi International Ceramic Biennale 2019, Korea, Indian Ceramics Triennale, 2018, Jaipur, India, China Ceramic Biennale, 2016, Henan Museum, China and Jakarta Ceramic Biennale, 2014, Jakarta, Indonesia.
Madhvi’s works are in several private collections and institutions such as India Heritage Centre, Singapore, FuLe International Ceramic Art Museum, Shanxi province, China and Shigaraki Ceramic Cultural Centre, Japan..
Michelle Eunsil Lee
Madhvi Subrahmanian
Michelle Eunsil Lee
Michelle Eunsil Lee is a Korean-born American ceramic artist and founder of Potterywell Ceramics SG in Singapore. Her work embodies a dialogue between culture, memory, and material, shaped by a life across Seoul, Busan, Los Angeles, New York, London, Switzerland, India, and Singapore. Formerly an Art Director with the Gucci Group in Europ
Michelle Eunsil Lee is a Korean-born American ceramic artist and founder of Potterywell Ceramics SG in Singapore. Her work embodies a dialogue between culture, memory, and material, shaped by a life across Seoul, Busan, Los Angeles, New York, London, Switzerland, India, and Singapore. Formerly an Art Director with the Gucci Group in Europe and the U.S., she discovered clay as a quiet counterpoint to fashion’s intensity. After fifteen years in design, she earned her MFA in Fine Art from Cranbrook Academy of Art and has since exhibited internationally. Her background in fashion and graphic design informs the sculptural silhouettes and tactile surfaces of her ceramics. Each piece distills fragments of her journey, echoing landscapes, craftsmanship, and questions of identity. Michelle’s work has been featured in the Singapore Clay Festival, The Sculpture Society of Singapore, and Made in Clay in New York, reflecting a practice rooted in tradition yet continually evolving.
Ng Yang Ce
Madhvi Subrahmanian
Michelle Eunsil Lee
Ng Yang Ce, from the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts Department of Dance, discovered pottery in 2011 during her studies. She explores works rich in texture and bold in color contrasts, guided by the idea that perfection lies in balancing human touch with natural process. For Yang Ce, the shifting medium of clay offers inner calm and a pathwa
Ng Yang Ce, from the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts Department of Dance, discovered pottery in 2011 during her studies. She explores works rich in texture and bold in color contrasts, guided by the idea that perfection lies in balancing human touch with natural process. For Yang Ce, the shifting medium of clay offers inner calm and a pathway to refined, meaningful forms that speak to everyday life and human activity.
With more than 15 years in pottery-making, she has showcased her vessels and sculptures at local and international expos, residencies, and ceramic festivals. Beyond creation, she teaches ceramics professionally and leverages art as a therapeutic medium to build connections within Singapore’s communities.
Today, Yang Ce runs Sync Studio and Sync Collective, spaces dedicated to nurturing creative growth for both makers and collectors, fostering dialogue, collaboration, and inspiration in contemporary ceramics.