Artist BIO

sukii qi is a miami-based floral artist creating at the intersection of nature, culture, and transformation. working with flowers as her primary medium, she builds immersive, emotionally resonant environments that feel both intimate and expansive—where beauty becomes both a mirror and a moment you can step inside of.

her practice is rooted in the belief that design is alchemy: the powerful act of turning feeling into form and creating the extraordinary from the ordinary. through floral composition and spatial storytelling, sukii explores themes of joy, celebration, healing, devotion, and connection—guided by spiritual inquiry, personal loss, and her caribbean lineage.

she is the founder of say sukii flowers (est. 2015), a studio that allows her artistic practice to move fluidly between independent work and collaborations with large trusted brands. her work has been featured in vogue, aventura magazine, and the miami herald.

in 2020, she was recognized by the knight foundation with the knight arts champion award for her contributions to miami’s arts and cultural landscape. in 2024, she was named one of miami’s most prominent and influential black women in business and industry by miami media group. she is also the founder of flower children world (est. 2019), a not for profit organization, a youth-centered initiative rooted in holistic care and focused on its four pillars: community, arts, life skills, and mindfulness (c.a.l.m.).

at its core, sukii’s work is about remembrance—of self, of spirit, and of beauty as something sacred and necessary. she creates with the intention to soften, to awaken, and to remind us that even the most delicate things hold power. her work cultivates spaces for mindful healing, authentic togetherness, and environmental stewardship.

extending beyond florals, sukii approaches her practice as an evolving journey of self-expression, legacy building, and spiritual inquiry—using flowers as both offering and antidote. as she continues to travel and create globally, her mission remains clear: to bring beauty, light, and intention into spaces that need it most, and to inspire a deeper reverence for the transformative power of creativity.