2025-2026‍ Moments (2 People Exhibition / Wamono Art Gallery, Hong Kong, SAR China)

2025 Non Solo - Echoes from Elsewhere (Group Exhibition, invited as 1 of 3 guest artists / Pointsman Gallery, Hong Kong, SAR China)

2025‍ ‍Fins Arts Asia (Art Fair / Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre, Hong Kong, SAR China)

2024-2025 The Cabinet of Curiosities (Group Exhibition / Hanart Forum, Hong Kong, SAR China)

2024‍ ‍Collect Hong Kong (Art Fair / Hong Kong Art Centre Pao Gallery, Hong Kong, SAR China)

2024‍ ‍Taoxichuan Spring & Autumn Art Fair (Ceramic Art Fair / Jingdezhen, China)

2024 Porcelain of China - Azure of the Sky (National Ceramic Artworks Exhibition of College Students / JVUA Art Museum, Jingdezhen, China)

2024 HKFOREWORD (Group Exhibition / 10 Chancery Lane Gallery, Hong Kong, SAR China)
2024 Ephemeral (Group Exhibition / Hong Kong Art Centre Pao Gallery, Hong Kong, SAR China)

2023 Collectible Art Fair (Hong Kong Art Centre Pao Gallery, Hong Kong, SAR China)

2023  Material and Physics 2 (Group Exhibition / Mooroom Gallery, Hong Kong, SAR China)

2025 EKWC Grant Award, for Artist in Residency from Oct ‘26 - Jan ‘27

2024    Augustus Owen Foundation Award

2024    Mr. Jerry Kwan Memorial Scholarship

2024    Boon Lee Award

2024    Mooroom Award

2024    The Pottery Workshop Award

2024    RMIT Dean's Award for Excellence

2024    RMIT Dean's List

2024 RMIT Bachelor of Fine Arts with Distinction

2024    SPSS Outstanding Performance Scholarship (HKSAR Government)

2025 Guest Lecturer at Hong Kong Art School for Intensive Weeks, Regular Classes, Cross-Practice Artists Talk Open Lecture

2024 Guest Presenter for the panel discussion at Jian Bibo's World exhibition opening in Ronchang, China

Yuko Fukuba Johnsson is a Japanese ceramic artist based in Hong Kong who creates "Memory Containers" to preserve personal and collective moments. Fascinated by ceramics as a symbolic medium of containment, she explores how this ancient craft holds physical objects alongside beliefs, wishes, and intangible emotions. Her work transforms ephemeral experiences into enduring forms, giving physical shape to the invisible—feelings, memories, and hopes.

Originally from Tokyo, Yuko began her creative journey as a photographer, earning a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Photography. She subsequently spent two decades as an advertising creative at global network agencies, relocating to Hong Kong in 2013. After completing three years of foundational training at a local pottery studio, she enrolled in the Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art) program co-presented by RMIT University and the Hong Kong Art School in January 2020. She has since shifted her focus to ceramic art, leveraging her extensive advertising background to translate deep human insights into structural concepts.

Graduating with distinction in December 2023 with seven institutional awards and a scholarship, Yuko launched an active studio practice exhibiting in group shows and art fairs. Following her debut duo exhibition, “Moments”, she was awarded the prestigious EKWC Grant for a three-month residency at the European Ceramic Work Centre in the Netherlands starting October 2026.